rafalpas commented on issue #19026:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/19026#issuecomment-1060646972
@villebro - I have made a mistake when analyzing the problem. There was one
additional step that I made and apparently this step is the root-cause of the
problem. The export itself is correct.
It seems that the information about filter_scopes is removed from
dashboard's properties whenever it is edited using the Dashboard Properties
dialog. The procedure is as follows:
1. Open Dashboard Properties using the 'Edit" action from dashboard's list -
do this for a dashboard that has filter boxes with some "filter scopes"
defined. The information about filter boxes can be seen in the JSON Metadata
"filter_scopes_section", e.g. `
"filter_scopes": {
"28": {
"technology": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": [40]},
"software_release": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": [40]},
"on_air": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": [40]}
},
"40": {
"date_str": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": []},
"entity": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": []},
"data_source": {"scope": ["ROOT_ID"], "immune": []}
}
}`
2. Click the "Save" button (you do not have to do any actual change)
3. Open the Dashboard properties again and check the JSON Metadata section -
the "filter_scopes" section is now missing.
The problem reproduces no matter if DASHBOARD_NATIVE_FILTERS is enabled or
not.
How should I proceed - should I update the name and description of this
report or should I file a new report and this one gets closed?
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