Closed labkey-nicka closed 4 months ago
โฑ๏ธ Estimated effort to review [1-5] | 3, because the PR involves changes across multiple files including TypeScript and test files. The changes include logic modifications, refactoring, and feature enhancements which require a thorough review to ensure correctness, performance, and adherence to best practices. |
๐งช Relevant tests | Yes |
๐ Possible issues | Possible Bug: The removal of `allowBulkRemove` and `allowBulkUpdate` props in `EditableGrid.tsx` without clear replacement might affect existing functionalities that rely on these props for bulk actions. |
Refactoring Concern: The introduction of `showSelectionCheckboxes` method in `EditableGrid.tsx` changes how selection checkboxes are determined. This refactoring needs to be carefully reviewed to ensure it doesn't introduce regressions in checkbox behavior. | |
๐ Security concerns | No |
relevant file | packages/components/src/internal/components/editable/EditableGrid.tsx |
suggestion | Consider adding unit tests for `showSelectionCheckboxes` to ensure its logic correctly handles all combinations of `allowBulkRemove`, `allowBulkUpdate`, `allowSelection`, and `hideCheckboxCol` props. [important] |
relevant line | showSelectionCheckboxes(): boolean { |
relevant file | packages/components/src/internal/components/editable/models.ts |
suggestion | Ensure that the new method `convertQueryModelDataToEditorData` is covered by unit tests, especially testing the handling of different data shapes and the `encode` parameter functionality. [important] |
relevant line | static convertQueryModelDataToEditorData(model: QueryModel): GridResponse { |
relevant file | packages/components/src/internal/components/editable/models.ts |
suggestion | Review the decision to default the `encode` parameter to `false` in `convertQueryDataToEditorData`. Consider the impact on existing usages and whether a gradual migration or feature flag approach might be appropriate. [medium] |
relevant line | encode = false // TODO: Defaulting to "false" to see outcomes in TC |
relevant file | packages/components/src/internal/renderers.tsx |
suggestion | Simplify the callback functions `openFilterPanel`, `removeFilter`, `addColumn`, and `editColumnTitle` by removing unnecessary useCallback dependencies if they do not rely on props or state variables that change. This can improve performance and readability. [medium] |
relevant line | const openFilterPanel = useCallback(() => { |
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Rationale
Some updates to the
EditorModel
data processing to make initialization easier.Related Pull Requests
Changes
EditorModel.convertQueryModelDataToGridResponse()
to streamline initializing data from aQueryModel
for anEditorModel
.