mistercrunch commented on a change in pull request #11640:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/incubator-superset/pull/11640#discussion_r523814651
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File path: superset-frontend/src/explore/components/SaveModal.jsx
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@@ -109,19 +110,31 @@ class SaveModal extends React.Component {
sliceParams.save_to_dashboard_id = this.state.saveToDashboardId;
sliceParams.new_dashboard_name = this.state.newDashboardName;
- this.props.actions
- .saveSlice(this.props.form_data, sliceParams)
- .then(({ data }) => {
- if (data.dashboard_id === null) {
- sessionStorage.removeItem(SK_DASHBOARD_ID);
- } else {
- sessionStorage.setItem(SK_DASHBOARD_ID, data.dashboard_id);
- }
- // Go to new slice url or dashboard url
- const url = gotodash ? data.dashboard_url : data.slice.slice_url;
- window.location.assign(url);
+ if (slice.slice_updated) {
+ const payload = {
+ description: slice.description || null,
+ cache_timeout: slice.cache_timeout || null,
+ owners: slice.owners || null,
+ };
+ await SupersetClient.put({
Review comment:
Personally I think an "Ok" button that affects the redux store is the
way to go, and a single "Save" api call later on that saves the whole thing.
Similarly, using the editable click-on-title should only affect the redux store.
Do we still need the "Edit Chart Properties" from any other contexts like
the Chart list view? I don't think so. I'd just rip that out and assume that
people have to go to the explore view if they want to edit the properties of a
chart.
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