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…ueValues Array cell values use reference equality in the Map, so two rows with identical array contents (e.g. ['a','b']) are counted as distinct entries instead of being aggregated. Serialize arrays with JSON.stringify before using them as map keys so equal-content arrays get the same bucket. Fixes TanStack#5405
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Issue #5405 requires lookup with the original array value. ArrayKeyMap.get() and .has() normalize array arguments, so the implementation provides this behavior. However, the added test still expec… |
Update the array-facet test for ArrayKeyMap behavior. Assert aggregation and lookup with an array value using .get() and .has(). Do not assert plain JSON.stringify keys unless the implementation returns those keys. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly identifies the fix: array values are serialized for use as keys in getFacetedUniqueValues. Out of Scope Changes check The changes modify array-key handling in getFacetedUniqueValuesand update the column-faceting fixture and tests. These changes directly support issue#5405.
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#5405requires lookup with the original array value.ArrayKeyMap.get()and.has()normalize array arguments, so the implementation provides this behavior. However, the added test still expects plainJSON.stringifykeys. The implementation stores null-byte-prefixed keys, so that assertion does not match the returned map. The test also does not verify.get(['a', 'b'])or.has(['a', 'b']).Resolution
Update the array-facet test for
ArrayKeyMapbehavior. Assert aggregation and lookup with an array value using.get()and.has(). Do not assert plainJSON.stringifykeys unless the implementation returns those keys.
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Use an ArrayKeyMap subclass that prefixes serialised array keys with a null byte so the string '["a","b"]' and the array ['a','b'] never collide. Callers can now pass the original array value to .get() and .has() and get the correct count back.
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Replaced the JSON.stringify key with an ArrayKeyMap subclass. The null-byte prefix keeps array keys distinct from plain strings, and the overridden get/set/has methods mean callers can pass the original array value directly. |
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| * Internally arrays are stored under a null-byte-prefixed JSON key, which cannot | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve array keys when callers iterate the facet map.
ArrayKeyMap inherits Map.keys(), entries(), and forEach(). For an array facet such as ['a', 'b'], those methods expose '\0["a","b"]' instead of the array. A caller that builds facet choices from the returned Map therefore receives a string, despite the declared Map<any, number> contract. Keep an original array as the stored key, and use a separate index for equal-content lookup.
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| class ArrayKeyMap extends Map<any, number> { | ||
| static toKey(key: unknown): unknown { | ||
| return Array.isArray(key) ? '\0' + JSON.stringify(key) : key |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Handle array values that JSON cannot serialize.
If a facet value is [1n], JSON.stringify throws during facetedUniqueValues.get(value). The faceted-value calculation then fails instead of returning a count. Replace JSON serialization with key handling that supports valid array contents, including bigint.
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Closes #5405
getFacetedUniqueValuesiterates over row values and inserts them into aMap<any, number>for counting. When a cell value is an array, JavaScript'sMapuses reference equality — so two rows with the same array content (e.g.['a', 'b']) each get their own map entry instead of being counted together.Fix: serialize array values with
JSON.stringifybefore using them as a map key.Added a test case with two rows sharing
['a', 'b']tags to confirm they now aggregate tocount: 2.Summary by CodeRabbit