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fix(table-core): treat null endpoints as open-ended in filterFn_between - #6660
filterFn_between and filterFn_betweenInclusive treat null endpoints as an active bound, coercing them to 0 via Number(null). This incorrectly excludes values below zero when only a max is supplied with a null min, and excludes values above zero when only a min is supplied with a null max.
Root cause:compareBetween checks min !== '' && min !== undefined but null passes both conditions since null !== '' and null !== undefined are both true.
Inconsistency with the rest of the codebase:filterFn_inNumberRange and filterFn_inDateRange both resolve null as open-ended explicitly in their resolveFilterValue. The autoRemove for filterFn_between also treats null as falsy, signalling "null means nothing" — but the filter itself didn't follow through.
Fix: Add null to the hasMin guard and the max early-return in compareBetween. Two test cases added to the existing "treats blank endpoints as open-ended" block.
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Bug Fixes
Faceted counts now combine equivalent array values, even when they come from separate array instances.
Range filters now treat null endpoints as open bounds for inclusive and exclusive comparisons.
…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.
FixesTanStack#5405
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.
filterFn_between and filterFn_betweenInclusive used `min !== '' && min !==
undefined` to detect open-ended endpoints, but null passes both checks since
null !== '' and null !== undefined are both true. A null min is then coerced
to 0 via Number(null), incorrectly excluding values below zero.
Add null to the hasMin and max guards in compareBetween to match the
open-ended behavior already documented for undefined and ''.
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Faceted unique-value counts now normalize array keys by their JSON-serialized contents. The between and betweenInclusive filters now treat null endpoints as open bounds.
Changes: Faceted array values
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Summary
Normalize array keys in faceted counts packages/table-core/src/features/column-faceting/createFacetedUniqueValues.ts, packages/table-core/tests/unit/features/column-faceting/columnFacetingFeature.test.ts
Faceted counts use ArrayKeyMap, which normalizes array keys to null-byte-prefixed JSON strings. Tests verify that arrays with matching contents share a count.
Open range endpoints
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Summary
Handle null range endpoints packages/table-core/src/features/column-filtering/filterFns.ts, packages/table-core/tests/unit/fns/filterFns.test.ts
The between and betweenInclusive filters treat null minimum and maximum values as open bounds. Tests cover both endpoints.
Faceted unique-value results for array-valued columns now return internal encoded strings as keys, so filter option lists built from them will show wrong values. Arrays containing BigInt or cyclic values can also break facet calculation. The added faceting test fails as written. These issues should be fixed before merging. The null range-endpoint change is low risk.
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Minor · Compare numeric equality at the exclusive upper bound. · filterFns.ts:511
packages/table-core/src/features/column-filtering/filterFns.ts:511 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Compare numeric equality at the exclusive upper bound.
For a row value of '0' and a filter of [null, 0], the new open-minimum path returns true. Strict equality fails for '0' and 0, although compareGreaterThan treats both as numeric zero. The exclusive filter should exclude this boundary value. Use consistent numeric equality in the comparison.
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/src/features/column-filtering/filterFns.ts at line 511:
Update the exclusive upper-bound comparison in the filter function so numeric equality uses the same coercion semantics as compareGreaterThan; a row value of '0' must compare equal to a filter boundary of 0 and be excluded. Preserve the existing behavior for values greater than the boundary.
Add cases that distinguish a null minimum from zero.
If age is numeric, the neighboring assertions establish that it is greater than 29. The old null-minimum comparison against zero therefore also passes these new assertions. Add a negative row value with a negative maximum for each filter so the tests fail when null is treated as zero.
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/tests/unit/fns/filterFns.test.ts at line 534:
Update the null-minimum test cases for each affected filter, including the `between` case, to use a negative row value and a negative maximum; this distinguishes a null minimum from an incorrect zero minimum while preserving the intended passing result.
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Review comments at
@packages/table-core/src/features/column-faceting/createFacetedUniqueValues.ts:
- Line 114: Update the ArrayKeyMap set/lookup behavior so normalized encodings
remain internal to the lookup index, while the returned Map stores and exposes
the original array keys through keys(), entries(), and iteration. Preserve
existing value lookup and normalization semantics.
- Line 108: Update the array-key normalization in createFacetedUniqueValues so
arrays with different element types or values, including [undefined] versus
[null] and [NaN] versus [null], remain distinct facet keys. Use a normalization
strategy that preserves those distinctions while keeping equivalent arrays
consistently keyed.
- Line 108: Update the array-key normalization used by facetedUniqueValues.get
so arrays that JSON.stringify cannot serialize, including BigInt-containing or
cyclic arrays, do not throw and abort facet calculation. Preserve the existing
normalized keys for serializable arrays, and use a non-throwing identity-based
fallback for unsupported arrays so they remain usable as Map keys.
Review comments at
@packages/table-core/tests/unit/features/column-faceting/columnFacetingFeature.test.ts:
- Around line 112-116: Update the assertion around
tagsColumn.getFacetedUniqueValues() to verify the public behavior without
comparing ArrayKeyMap directly to Map or relying on internal encoded keys.
Compare normalized entries and assert array-key lookup counts separately,
preserving the expected faceted values and counts.
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Outside diff comments:
Review comments at
@packages/table-core/src/features/column-filtering/filterFns.ts:
- Line 511: Update the exclusive upper-bound comparison in the filter function
so numeric equality uses the same coercion semantics as compareGreaterThan; a
row value of '0' must compare equal to a filter boundary of 0 and be excluded.
Preserve the existing behavior for values greater than the boundary.
---
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Review comments at @packages/table-core/tests/unit/fns/filterFns.test.ts:
- Line 534: Update the null-minimum test cases for each affected filter,
including the `between` case, to use a negative row value and a negative
maximum; this distinguishes a null minimum from an incorrect zero minimum while
preserving the intended passing result.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not merge arrays with different element values.
Based on learnings, [undefined] and [null] both serialize as [null]. This implementation therefore combines their counts into one facet, although their contents differ. The same problem affects [NaN] and [null]. Use a normalization strategy that preserves element types and values. (262.ecma-international.org)
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/src/features/column-faceting/createFacetedUniqueValues.ts at line 108:
Update the array-key normalization in createFacetedUniqueValues so arrays with different element types or values, including [undefined] versus [null] and [NaN] versus [null], remain distinct facet keys. Use a normalization strategy that preserves those distinctions while keeping equivalent arrays consistently keyed.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle arrays that JSON cannot serialize.
If an accessor returns [1n] or a cyclic array, JSON.stringify throws TypeError. The exception escapes the initial facetedUniqueValues.get(value) call and aborts the complete facet calculation. These values worked as ordinary Map keys before this change. Provide a non-throwing key strategy or an identity-based fallback for unsupported values. (262.ecma-international.org)
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/src/features/column-faceting/createFacetedUniqueValues.ts at line 108:
Update the array-key normalization used by facetedUniqueValues.get so arrays that JSON.stringify cannot serialize, including BigInt-containing or cyclic arrays, do not throw and abort facet calculation. Preserve the existing normalized keys for serializable arrays, and use a non-throwing identity-based fallback for unsupported arrays so they remain usable as Map keys.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve array values in the returned Map's keys.
super.set stores '\0["a","b"]', so inherited keys(), entries(), and iteration expose that string instead of ['a', 'b']. The consumer in examples/preact/filters-faceted/src/main.tsx, Line 249–257, builds filter options directly from .keys(). It therefore receives internal encodings instead of cell values. Keep the normalization index separate from the public Map keys. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/src/features/column-faceting/createFacetedUniqueValues.ts at line 114:
Update the ArrayKeyMap set/lookup behavior so normalized encodings remain internal to the lookup index, while the returned Map stores and exposes the original array keys through keys(), entries(), and iteration. Preserve existing value lookup and normalization semantics.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the failing Map assertion.
The actual keys contain '\0', but the expected keys do not. The assertion therefore cannot match the implementation. Vitest 4.1.11 also rejects these iterable objects because ArrayKeyMap and Map have different constructors. After fixing the public-key contract, compare normalized entries and assert array lookup counts separately. Do not make the test depend on internal encoded keys. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/table-core/tests/unit/features/column-faceting/columnFacetingFeature.test.ts around lines 112 - 116:
Update the assertion around tagsColumn.getFacetedUniqueValues() to verify the public behavior without comparing ArrayKeyMap directly to Map or relying on internal encoded keys. Compare normalized entries and assert array-key lookup counts separately, preserving the expected faceted values and counts.
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filterFn_betweenandfilterFn_betweenInclusivetreatnullendpoints as an active bound, coercing them to0viaNumber(null). This incorrectly excludes values below zero when only a max is supplied with anullmin, and excludes values above zero when only a min is supplied with anullmax.Root cause:
compareBetweenchecksmin !== '' && min !== undefinedbutnullpasses both conditions sincenull !== ''andnull !== undefinedare bothtrue.Inconsistency with the rest of the codebase:
filterFn_inNumberRangeandfilterFn_inDateRangeboth resolvenullas open-ended explicitly in theirresolveFilterValue. TheautoRemoveforfilterFn_betweenalso treatsnullas falsy, signalling "null means nothing" — but the filter itself didn't follow through.Fix: Add
nullto thehasMinguard and the max early-return incompareBetween. Two test cases added to the existing "treats blank endpoints as open-ended" block.Summary by CodeRabbit
nullendpoints as open bounds for inclusive and exclusive comparisons.