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ASF subversion and git services commented on ATLAS-5183:
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Commit c0ecdf45d13102a79a5a824b2e0f56a7074bb009 in atlas's branch
refs/heads/ATLAS-5183 from Prasad Pawar
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ATLAS-5183: React UI: Business metadata attribute filters send incomplete
attribute name in entityFilters API payload
> React UI: Business metadata attribute filters send incomplete attribute name
> in entityFilters API payload
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: ATLAS-5183
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ATLAS-5183
> Project: Atlas
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: atlas-webui
> Affects Versions: 3.0.0
> Reporter: Prasad P. Pawar
> Assignee: Prasad P. Pawar
> Priority: Major
> Labels: atlas-react
>
>
> When filtering by business metadata attributes in React UI basic search, the
> API payload's `entityFilters.criterion[].attributeName` contains only the
> attribute name (e.g., `attr1`) instead of the full qualified name (e.g.,
> `test_businessMetadata.attr1`). This causes incorrect API requests and
> potential search failures.
> Environment
> - React UI (dashboard/)
> - Basic Search functionality
> - Business Metadata attribute filters
> Steps to Reproduce
> 1. Navigate to React UI basic search
> 2. Select a business metadata attribute filter (e.g.,
> `test_businessMetadata.attr1`)
> 3. Set a filter condition (e.g., `is_null`)
> 4. Click Search
> 5. Check the Network tab to inspect the API request payload
> Actual Behavior
> The API payload contains only the attribute name without the business
> metadata prefix:
> {code:java}
> {
> "entityFilters": {
> "condition": "AND",
> "criterion": [
> {
> "attributeName": "attr1",
> "operator": "isNull",
> "attributeValue": ""
> }
> ]
> }
> }
> {code}
> h2. Root Cause
> # The react-querybuilder library uses the name property as the field
> identifier when storing selected filters in rule.field
> # When creating business metadata filter objects in Filters.tsx, only the id
> property was being updated with the full qualified name
> (test_businessMetadata.attr1)
> # The name property remained as just the attribute name (attr1)
> # When generateUrl was called, it checked obj.field (which contained only
> attr1) before checking obj.id
> h2. Solution
> # Updated dashboard/src/components/QueryBuilder/Filters.tsx: Modified
> business metadata filter creation to update both id and name properties with
> the full qualified name
> # Updated dashboard/src/utils/CommonViewFunction.ts: Changed property
> priority in generateUrl to prioritize field (used by react-querybuilder) over
> id
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