Hello there, any idea why the "reset filters" button in an embed dashboard stay visible after clicking it? It seems to only happen when passing a specific filterContextRef to the Dashboard component

Hello Bastien, could you please send over the contents of your package.json file? We would like to check this further on our end, thanks!

Here we go

As agreed privately, we will escalate this internally to continue looking into it. Thank you for your patience.

Hello Bastien, I am looking at this. It looks like a bug in the SDK, but could you please help me understand what is sent in the filterContext (how are you using it)? Thanks!

Hello, I'm sending an identifier to the filterContextRef props of the Dashboard

<Dashboard
  backend={backend}
  config={GoodDataDashboardConfig}
  dashboard={dashboardId}
  workspace={workspaceId}
  TitleComponent={() => null}
  filterContextRef={{
    identifier: filterContextId,
  }}
/>

The filterContext is generated higher in the flow through a backend:

const { entities } = await GoodDataSdk();
const data = new FilterContext(type, filterId, values);
return entities.createEntityFilterContexts({
  workspaceId,
  jsonApiFilterContextPostOptionalIdDocument: {
    data,
  },
});

And our helper class for the filterContext data looks like this:

export class FilterContext implements JsonApiFilterContextPostOptionalId {
  id: string;
  type: "filterContext";
  attributes: JsonApiFilterContextOutAttributes;

  constructor(filterType: "stores", filterId: string, uris: string[]) {
    this.id = filterId;
    this.type = "filterContext";
    switch (filterType) {
      case "stores":
        this.attributes = {
          content: {
            filters: [
              {
                attributeFilter: {
                  attributeElements: {
                    uris,
                  },
                  displayForm: {
                    identifier: {
                      id: "stores.name",
                      type: "label",
                    },
                  },
                  localIdentifier: `${filterType}-filter`,
                },
              },
            ],
            version: "2",
          },
        };
        break;
    }
  }
}

Thanks Bastien, where/how do you get the values for the filterContext? Is it based on some user properties or is there some additional logic?

Yes the values are user properties (as in user in our App, not user in the GD backend sense)

great, I believe I understand the use case, so I will report it to our developers

Awesome, thank you!

Hi Bastien, Would it be possible to provide some minimal reproducer i.e. in form of codesandbox (some templates here) or something similar? It would really save a lot of time. Appreciated!

Hi Bastien, were you successful creating a reproducer for us?

Hey, sorry we had some rough weeks and I didn't find the time to do it.