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fix attributes-editor: allow modifying tablet cell bundle attribute for replicated tables#1424

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fix attributes-editor: allow modifying tablet cell bundle attribute for replicated tables#1424
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@lesf0 lesf0 commented Jan 26, 2026

Commit 2757be5 allows it to display "tablet cell bundle" attribute in attributes editor dialog. However, it does nothing on submit when this attribute is changed.

This PR addresses and fixes this issue.

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Bug Fixes:

  • Ensure dynamic replicated tables are treated like dynamic tables when applying in-memory-related attribute updates from the attributes editor.

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Extends the attributes editor logic so that "tablet cell bundle" (and other in-memory-related attributes) are correctly applied not only to dynamic tables but also to dynamic replicated tables when submitting changes.

Sequence diagram for applying in_memory_mode to dynamic replicated tables

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant UI as AttributesEditorUI
    participant Store as NavigationStore
    participant Action as navigationSetNodeAttributes

    User->>UI: Edit tablet cell bundle
    UI->>Store: submitAttributes(nodePath, updatedAttributes)
    Store->>Action: navigationSetNodeAttributes(nodePath, attrs, in_memory_mode)

    Action->>Action: type = ypath.getValue(attrs, /@type)
    Action->>Action: isDynamic = ypath.getValue(attrs, /@dynamic)
    Action->>Action: isDynTable = [table, replicated_table].includes(type) && isDynamic

    alt in_memory_mode defined and isDynTable
        Action->>Action: Object.assign(newAttrs, {in_memory_mode})
    else in_memory_mode undefined or not isDynTable
        Action-->>Action: Do not modify newAttrs.in_memory_mode
    end

    Action-->>Store: newAttrs with updated in_memory_mode
    Store-->>UI: Update UI state
    UI-->>User: Show updated attributes applied
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Flow diagram for determining when to apply in_memory_mode

flowchart TD
    A[Start navigationSetNodeAttributes] --> B[Read type from attrs @type]
    B --> C[Read isDynamic from attrs @dynamic]
    C --> D{Is type table or replicated_table?}
    D -->|No| E[isDynTable = false]
    D -->|Yes| F[isDynTable = true]
    E --> G{Is in_memory_mode defined?}
    F --> G
    G -->|No| H[Do not change newAttrs in_memory_mode]
    G -->|Yes and isDynTable true| I[Assign in_memory_mode to newAttrs]
    H --> J[Continue with other attribute updates]
    I --> J
    J --> K[Finish navigationSetNodeAttributes]
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File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Treat replicated tables as dynamic tables for in-memory attribute handling in the attributes editor submit logic.
  • Adjust the isDynTable detection logic to consider both 'table' and 'replicated_table' types when combined with the dynamic flag
  • Ensure that in_memory_mode and related attributes are assigned for dynamic replicated tables as they already are for dynamic tables
packages/ui/src/ui/store/actions/navigation/modals/attributes-editor.tsx

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