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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change extends the dashboard evaluation checks and their fixture validation. The earlier concerns about malformed filter expectations now appear to be handled by validation, so no merge-blocking risk is evident. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 904-907: Update the tab_filters validation near _selection_of to
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🟡 Minor · Require every matching widget to use the expected date dataset. · dashboard_skill.py:555
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire every matching widget to use the expected date dataset.
_matching_widgetsincludes every widget with the expected visualization ID. However,_check_date_bindingsusesany(...), so one correct widget can hide an incorrect date binding on another placement. The evaluation then setsdate_bindings_correcttoTrueand includes that result in strict checks.Replace
anywithall.Suggested fix
- if not any(w.get("date") == wanted for w in candidates): + if not all(w.get("date") == wanted for w in candidates):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Check every matching widget placement. · dashboard_skill.py:708-729
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCheck every matching widget placement.
_check_preserved_widgetspasses when any widget with the expected visualization ID retains the properties. If another placement with the same ID loses its title or interactions, the preserved-widget score still passes. The expectation identifies the visualization ID, and the contract requires an untouched widget to retain every listed key.Suggested fix
- if any(all(w.get(k) == exp[k] for k in keys) for w in candidates): + mismatched = [w for w in candidates if not all(w.get(k) == exp[k] for k in keys)] + if not mismatched: continue - widget = candidates[0] + widget = mismatched[0]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Preserve element types when comparing text-filter values. · dashboard_skill.py:480-496
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve element types when comparing text-filter values.
The current
valuescomparison converts both lists to strings. Therefore, an accepted expected value of[1]matches a returned value of["1"], even though the elements have different types. Replace this comparison with an unordered one-to-one match that requires identical element types. Do not sort raw values, because accepted mixed-type lists can contain values that Python cannot order together.Suggested fix
+def _same_unordered_values(want: list[object], got: list[object]) -> bool: + remaining = list(got) + for expected in want: + for index, actual in enumerate(remaining): + if type(expected) is type(actual) and expected == actual: + del remaining[index] + break + else: + return False + return not remaining + + def _filter_value_mismatch(actual: dict, expected: dict) -> list[str]: ... - sorted(map(str, want)) == sorted(map(str, got)) + _same_unordered_values(want, got)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review of the dashboard-skill evaluator changes (head c323dcd). Inline: 3 blocking issues (date_range on saved tabbed dashboards, tab placement missing from the simulated reply, main-filter date handling in date_filters), 2 validation gaps (attribute-filter typos, empty date_filters entry), and 2 non-blocking maintainability suggestions. Companion findings on the fixture and the report guard are on gooddata/gdc-nas#28222.
| miss every filter the agent chose to group and report it missing. The group entry itself is | ||
| not a filter and is not returned. | ||
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| tabs = dashboard.get("tabs") |
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[Blocking] (Anchored here because _check_date_range at L370-381 is outside the diff. The same tabs-means-drafted assumption is made here.) _check_date_range decides drafted vs. saved by whether the document has tabs, but a saved dashboard relayed for editing can have tabs too.
Failure: an edit case with date_range on a saved tabbed dashboard takes the drafted branch: every tab must carry a date filter and every date filter must match. A dashboard-wide filter plus a dataset-scoped one (the exact situation the docstring at L360-364 says must be tolerated) can therefore never pass, so date_range_correct is false whatever the agent does.
Suggested fix: pick the branch from the expectation (_is_edit(expected_output) / saved_dashboard_id) rather than the document shape, or reject date_range for tabbed edit expectations in _validate_expectation and route those cases to date_filters.
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Fixed in e22419e: the branch is now picked from the case (applies.patch), not from whether the document has tabs. A saved tabbed dashboard is held to one matching date filter, like a flat one. Test added: test_a_tabbed_saved_dashboard_holds_date_range_to_one_matching_filter.
| segments.extend(f'a new chart titled "{title}"' for title in authored) | ||
| # Only titled tabs are said: an untitled entry asserts a tab count, and asking for "one tab" | ||
| # out loud would be the reply leading the agent rather than the question. | ||
| tab_titles = [str(t["title"]) for t in expected_output.get("tabs") or [] if t.get("title")] |
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[Blocking] The simulated reply names the tabs ("Put them on these tabs: A, B.") but never says which chart goes on which tab, while _check_tabs requires each new chart to sit on its expected tab.
Failure: an agent that follows the reply literally has to guess placement. A reasonable choice, such as all charts on the first tab or an even split, fails dashboard_tabs_correct even though the agent did what it was asked.
Suggested fix: have the reply state the chart-to-tab mapping from expected_output["tabs"], for example Put "Revenue by Month" on Overview and "Top Products" on Details.
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Fixed in e22419e: the reply now names each tab's charts, built from expected_output["tabs"], e.g. Use these tabs: "Active Customers" on the "Customers" tab; "Returns" on the "Returns" tab.
| failures.append(f"{label} is a {date_filter.get('type')!r}, expected a date filter") | ||
| continue | ||
| failures.extend(_date_filter_mismatch(label, date_filter, wanted)) | ||
| dataset = None if wanted is None else wanted.get("date") |
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[Blocking] When the expectation entry has no date (the main filter), this requires the actual filter to have no date either. The docstring above says the opposite: "a drafted main filter can [carry date] as well".
Failure: on a drafted dashboard whose main filter has date set by the draft tool, date_filters fails with date dataset expected None, got 'date', while date_range passes on the same filter. The two checks disagree about the same object.
Suggested fix: compare date only when the expectation states it ("date" in wanted), or skip the dataset comparison for drafted dashboards. Then make the docstring match whichever rule is intended.
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Keeping the rule as it is — it matches how date filters work in the product. On a dashboard (or tab), date on a date filter is the dataset that filter itself is pinned to, not a widget's date binding. The main filter is never pinned: it follows each widget's own date dataset, and the widget opts into filtering by date (and names the dataset) on its own side, which dashboard_date_bindings_correct checks. Only an additional date filter carries date. So a main filter that comes back with date set is a changed filter, and failing it is intended. tab_filters already reads it the same way, so one filter object now scores the same in both.
On the disagreement with date_range: that check compares the range only, by design, so passing there is expected — date_filters asserts the filter's identity, dataset included.
You're right that the docstring sentence about a drafted main filter carrying date contradicted this; it predated the change and is corrected in e22419e.
| if not ( | ||
| _same_object_ref(actual.get(key), expected.get(key)) | ||
| if key in ("using", "display_as") | ||
| else actual.get(key) == expected.get(key) |
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[Maintainability suggestion] actual.get(key) == expected.get(key) compares exact types, so a bound stored as '-1' (string) never equals -1 (int). Instead of normalising here, the PR rewrote the filter contexts of 3 unrelated dashboards in the shared ecommerce_demo_declarative_hierarchy.json fixture (gooddata/gdc-nas#28222) to make the types line up.
Cost: that changes shared fixture data other tests depend on, and it breaks again the next time the fixture is re-exported.
Suggested fix: normalise numeric-like values (e.g. from/to coerced to int) on both sides in the evaluator, and revert the unrelated fixture edits.
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The string bounds in those three filter contexts were incorrect fixture data — a dashboard saved from the UI stores from/to as integers (verified through the API) — so the fixture is corrected rather than having the evaluator accept both. The eval should run against metadata as the product writes it.
| raise ValueError(f"a filter expectation's type must be one of {sorted(_FILTER_VALUE_KEYS)}, got {entry!r}") | ||
| # A key outside the compared ones, a misspelling included, would assert nothing. | ||
| unknown = sorted(entry.keys() - {"type", "using", "group", *_FILTER_VALUE_KEYS[filter_type]}) | ||
| if filter_type != "attribute_filter" and unknown: |
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The unknown-key guard skips attribute filters (filter_type != "attribute_filter"), and _FILTER_VALUE_KEYS["attribute_filter"] is empty, so nothing on an attribute filter expectation is checked for typos.
Failure: {"using": "label/region", "dispaly_as": "label/region_name", "grop": "Geo"} passes validation. The misspelled keys are never compared, so the expectation silently asserts less than its author meant.
Suggested fix: run the same check for attribute filters, with an allowed set of type, using, group, display_as plus the selection keys _expected_selection accepts.
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Fixed in e22419e: attribute filter entries now go through the same unknown-key check, allowing type, using, group, display_as, include, exclude, selection.
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| for label, date_filter in entries: | ||
| if date_filter.get("type") != "date_filter": | ||
| failures.append(f"{label} is a {date_filter.get('type')!r}, expected a date filter") |
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[Maintainability suggestion, non-blocking] _check_date_filters is a third date-filter comparator, beside _date_filter_mismatch and _check_date_range / _filter_mismatch (which compares _DATE_FILTER_KEYS). There are now also two expectation formats (date_range and date_filters), each with its own validator.
Cost: the rules drift apart. The date-key disagreement flagged at L729 is a direct symptom.
Suggestion: use one normaliser that turns either expectation format into {filter_id or None: range}, and one comparator shared by both checks.
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Should do it in a follow-up, so this PR doesn't change how existing date_range items score.
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| f"date_filters[{filter_id!r}] states {unknown}, which is not one of {list(_DATE_FILTER_KEYS)}" | ||
| ) | ||
| if date_range and "date" in date_range and not _is_dataset_or_null(date_range["date"]): |
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date_filters: {"<id>": {}} passes validation: an empty dict has no unknown keys, and the date_range and ... guard skips it because it is falsy.
Failure: at scoring time {} is not None, so _date_filter_mismatch compares granularity/from/to against None. Every real date filter has a granularity, so the case can never pass, and the cause only shows up after the run has been spent.
Suggested fix: reject an empty entry here, e.g. if date_range == {}: raise ValueError(... "use null for all time or state granularity/from/to").
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Fixed in e22419e: an empty entry is rejected up front, pointing to null for all time.
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