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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe number and date range filter resolvers now check filter values before processing endpoints. Non-array values resolve to open ranges and produce a development warning. Tests cover malformed values, valid tuples, and cleanup of environment stubs and mocks. ChangesRange filter input guards
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed range filters can still abort filtering in process-free browsers. Make the warning check safe before merging while preserving development warnings and existing array behavior. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change remains confined to table filtering, with no demonstrated authorization or privilege change. However, malformed filter values can still interrupt filtering in environments without process, including strings that previously resolved without throwing. The published output was unavailable to confirm the effective behavior. Retained concerns
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The guard only checks Array.isArray, and arrays keep the endpoint handling they had on main (`[30]` still resolves to `[30, Infinity]`). Say "not an array" instead of "not a [min, max] tuple" in the JSDoc and changeset, rename isRangeTuple to isRangeArray, and add a test pinning the array path.
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In a browser dev bundle from Vite or esbuild, typeof process is 'undefined', so this warning never fires. Bare process.env.NODE_ENV checks in column_getAutoFilterFn do warn in that bundle.
…ning Bundlers replace `process.env.NODE_ENV` but not `typeof process`, which is 'undefined' in the browser, so the guarded check silenced the warning in Vite and esbuild dev builds. Match the other dev warnings in table-core and leave environments without a `process` global to TanStack#6078.
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Keep the environment check safe without disabling development warnings.
When a process-free browser consumer sets a range filter to a non-array value, resolveFilterValue runs before row filtering and the bare process.env.NODE_ENV read throws ReferenceError. This aborts the filtering operation instead of returning the intended open range.
A typeof process short-circuit is not sufficient. Vite and esbuild can replace process.env.NODE_ENV with 'development' while leaving process undefined, which skips the warning. Evaluate the expression inside a narrow try/catch.
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filterFn_inNumberRangeandfilterFn_inDateRangedestructure the filter value inresolveFilterValuewithout checking that it is an array.[any, any]only exists at compile time, so at runtime:'30'resolves to the range[0, 3]and filters silently wrong. ForinDateRange, every string collapses to the same range around the year 2000.DatethrowsTypeError: val is not iterablewhile the filtered row model is built.autoRemovecatches neither case. One common way to hit this is a number column with a<select>or text filter UI and the defaultfilterFn: 'auto':autoresolves toinNumberRange, and the UI sends a string. Another is a scalar value ininitialState.columnFilters.Both
resolveFilterValues now checkArray.isArrayfirst. A value that is not an array leaves the range fully open ([-Infinity, Infinity]) and warns in development. Arrays are handled exactly as before, including a lone endpoint such as[30], which still resolves to[30, Infinity].Notes for review:
filteralready rejects them.typeof process !== 'undefined'first, the same way fix(table-core): guard dev-only process.env reads #6591 does. Without that check, this malformed-input path would reintroduceprocess is not definedwhen used in Vanilla JS (without Node.js) #6078.filterthat writes into itsfilterValuecannot change what later calls resolve to.'30'resolving to[0, 3].Tests in
filterFns.test.tscover string, number, boolean andDateinput, the dev warning, well-formed tuples, a single-endpoint array, fresh tuples, and a runtime with noprocessglobal.Validation:
mainand pass with this change. The other two check that well-formed tuples and a single-endpoint array are handled as before, and pass on both.@tanstack/table-corepassestest:lib(1338 tests),test:types,test:eslint,test:buildandbuild.dist/index.jswith esbuild using--minify --define:process.env.NODE_ENV='"production"'removes the new warning string.size-limitreports 24.89 kB against the 30 kB limit.pnpm test: 891 tasks passedpnpm test:e2e: 417 tasks passedOut of scope:
betweenandbetweenInclusiveindex into the value (filterValues[0]) instead of destructuring it, so a string gives them the same per-character endpoints. I can follow up on that separately. Also related: the column filtering guide doesn't say whatfilterFn: 'auto'resolves to, although the sorting and aggregation guides document their'auto'. Happy to send a docs PR for that.✅ Checklist
pnpm testandpnpm test:e2e, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
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