Two new DQ rule types apply regular expressions to cell values:
HARDREGEX blocks submission on a non-matching value (same path as the
existing CASE/MINVAL/MAXVAL rules); SOFTREGEX is display-only — a
non-matching value gets a yellow warning cell but can still submit,
so it's wired as a grid renderer rather than a validator, and mirrored
in the edit-record modal (which has no grid renderer to hook into) via
DcValidator.failsSoftRegex. Both rules exempt blank and SAS special
missing values, and fail open on a malformed pattern rather than
blocking every submission on that column. HARDREGEX takes precedence
when both rules apply to the same column, so a failing value renders
red/blocked, never yellow.
An invalid cell no longer blocks submission if its row is marked for
delete, since those values are about to be removed anyway. Primary key
columns are exempt from the exemption: the key identifies which record
to delete, and a blank/invalid PK would otherwise also slip past the
separate duplicate-key check. Toggling the delete flag now re-validates
the row immediately so invalid highlights update without waiting for
submit.
Header matching in searchDataInExcel() was case-insensitive but not
whitespace-tolerant, so a header like " SOME_CHAR" (an easy defect to
pick up via copy-paste from another spreadsheet/system) was reported as
a missing column and aborted the whole upload.
- trim() the cell value before matching, alongside the existing
toLowerCase() normalization
- add spreadsheet-util.spec.ts (no prior spec file existed) covering
the trimmed match and a regression guard that a genuinely different
header is still correctly reported missing
- add a Cypress case + fixture in excel.cy.ts covering the same defect
end to end
getdata.sas now sends one COLTYPE JSON-object string per cols[] row (via
a LEFT JOIN on the real dataset's columns) instead of one comma-joined
sasparams.COLTYPE string, avoiding the 32K cats() buffer overflow on
wide tables (#253). Adapt the client accordingly:
- parseColTypeRow replaces parseColType; DcValidator builds validation
rules per cols[] entry instead of from sasparams.COLTYPE
- _____DELETE__THIS__RECORD_____'s rule is never present in cols[] (it's
a client-only synthetic column %mp_getcols doesn't know about), so
it's now hardcoded via deleteRecordColumnRule.ts
- cols[] isn't guaranteed to arrive in COLHEADERS/VARNUM order (backend
can serialize it alphabetically by NAME) but editor.component.ts pairs
rules with headers positionally, so DcValidator now sorts cols by
VARNUM before building rules
- update sas/mocks/sasjs getdata.js to the new per-column COLTYPE shape
- add Cypress coverage for the delete-record dropdown and an ordinary
dropdown column end to end
Adds a URL-driven toggle (?labels=true, mirroring embed=va) that
swaps grid column headers between NAME and LABEL in both the Viewer
and Editor, with a "Show labels"/"Show names" item in each grid's
right-click context menu. The header-info popup now shows NAME first
regardless of display mode. Sorting/filtering/data binding stay
NAME-based throughout — only the displayed header text changes.
New shared, unit-tested utils (parse-labels-param, display-col-headers,
col-info-html) back both pages. Mock data (viewdata.js, getdata.js)
gains a couple of columns with LABEL != NAME plus a blank-LABEL case,
covered by a new viewer-labels.cy.ts e2e spec now wired into CI.
Also fixes a pre-existing gap in cypress/support/commands.ts: the
isLoggedIn/loginAndUpdateValidKey custom commands had no Cypress
Chainable type augmentation, and moment was imported as a namespace
import despite its `export =` typing making it uncallable that way.
Bump handsontable and @handsontable/angular-wrapper 17.1 -> 18.0 and
adapt to its stricter TypeScript-core types: moved handsontable/common
and deep walkontable imports to their new public export paths, added
explicit generics/casts where getData()/getCellMeta()/getSelected() are
now typed unknown/nullable instead of the loose v17 shapes, and updated
the AutocompleteEditor override to the new open() signature.
Also allowlists @handsontable/angular-wrapper@18.0.0 and
handsontable@18.0.0 in licenseChecker.js — both versions report the
same non-SPDX "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE.txt" field that license-checker
mis-resolves as a disallowed custom license, same as prior versions.
YuryShkoda
allan
sead