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Reused tab shows error when columns change #1073

Closed GeorchW closed 1 year ago

GeorchW commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug

When the number of columns changes and I reuse the tab, I get this error:

Error: The columnWidths property of the TableColumnResizing plugin is given an invalid value.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Set sqltools.results.reuseTabs to connection.
  2. Open a MySQL connection.
  3. Write down "SELECT 1" in the new query editor and run the query (using the "Run on active connection" codelens above).
  4. Change the query to "SELECT 1, 2" and run it again.
  5. Instead of a table, you get an error message in the results tab.

Complete error message below.

Something went wrong.
Error: The columnWidths property of the TableColumnResizing plugin is given an invalid value.

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    in PluginIndexer
    in PluginBase
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    in PluginIndexer
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    in GridCore
    in PluginIndexer
    in PluginHostBase
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    in Grid
    in div
    in ForwardRef
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    in ErrorBoundary
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Expected behavior Well, a table with two columns.

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Additional context

I absolutely love this extension! But when using the reuseTabs setting, I'm constantly getting this error. I think it's not very hard to fix, will post a comment below.

GeorchW commented 1 year ago

So, here's what I think what the issue is:

The exception is thrown in the Table component. In there, the column widths are stored in the columnExtensions variable, which is initialized from the results when rendering for the first time (l. 50), then updated via a useEffect hook whenever the no. of columns changes (l. 204-206).

However, I suspect that the component re-renders before the effect is executed, such that it tries rendering with the old set of columns again. Then, the new column is missing.

This could be fixed by using a useMemo hook instead of the useState + useEffect combination. It would however require to split the columnExtensions variable into two, one that carries the filtering predicate and another that carries the width.

GeorchW commented 1 year ago

There is another related issue: if a column changes its name, the same error occurs. You can try by running SELECT 1 AS a;, then SELECT 1 AS b;.