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Pull request overview
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for four previously undocumented view control components in the @object-ui/views package: ObjectKanban, ObjectCalendar, ObjectGantt, and ObjectMap. Each component receives detailed documentation including interactive demos, JSON schema examples, TypeScript API references, and multiple real-world integration examples.
Changes:
- Added documentation for ObjectKanban (kanban board with drag-and-drop workflow visualization)
- Added documentation for ObjectCalendar (multi-view calendar for event scheduling)
- Added documentation for ObjectGantt (project timeline with task dependencies and progress tracking)
- Added documentation for ObjectMap (geographic visualization with location markers)
- Updated index.mdx to categorize components into "CRUD Components" and "Specialized Visualization Components"
- Registered new documentation pages in meta.json
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| File | Description |
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| content/docs/views/object-kanban.mdx | Complete documentation for kanban board component with workflow stage visualization, drag-and-drop, and column summaries |
| content/docs/views/object-calendar.mdx | Complete documentation for calendar component with month/week/day views and event management |
| content/docs/views/object-gantt.mdx | Complete documentation for Gantt chart component with timeline visualization, dependencies, and progress tracking |
| content/docs/views/object-map.mdx | Documentation for map component with location markers - contains critical issues with non-existent features |
| content/docs/views/index.mdx | Updated overview with component categorization and feature summaries |
| content/docs/views/meta.json | Registered four new documentation pages |
| renderPopup={(record) => ( | ||
| <div> | ||
| <h3>{record.name}</h3> | ||
| <p>{record.address}</p> | ||
| <button onClick={() => navigate(record)}> | ||
| Get Directions | ||
| </button> | ||
| </div> | ||
| )} |
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The documentation references a renderPopup prop that doesn't exist in the ObjectMapProps interface. The actual component only has these props: schema, dataSource, className, onMarkerClick, onEdit, and onDelete. This example code will not work as written.
| renderPopup={(record) => ( | |
| <div> | |
| <h3>{record.name}</h3> | |
| <p>{record.address}</p> | |
| <button onClick={() => navigate(record)}> | |
| Get Directions | |
| </button> | |
| </div> | |
| )} | |
| onMarkerClick={(record) => { | |
| openMapPopup( | |
| <div> | |
| <h3>{record.name}</h3> | |
| <p>{record.address}</p> | |
| <button onClick={() => navigate(record)}> | |
| Get Directions | |
| </button> | |
| </div> | |
| ); | |
| }} |
| ```json | ||
| { | ||
| "filter": { | ||
| "map": { | ||
| "latitudeField": "latitude", | ||
| "longitudeField": "longitude", | ||
| "titleField": "name", | ||
| "enableClustering": true, | ||
| "viewportLoading": true | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| "pagination": { | ||
| "pageSize": 1000 | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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The documentation shows enableClustering and viewportLoading fields in the map configuration, but these fields don't exist in the actual MapConfig interface (packages/views/src/ObjectMap.tsx:39-54). The MapConfig only supports: latitudeField, longitudeField, locationField, titleField, descriptionField, zoom, and center.
| "longitudeField": "current_lng", | ||
| "titleField": "vehicle_id", | ||
| "descriptionField": "driver_name", | ||
| "markerIconField": "vehicle_type" |
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The documentation shows markerIconField in the map configuration example, but this field doesn't exist in the actual MapConfig interface (packages/views/src/ObjectMap.tsx:39-54).
| "markerIconField": "vehicle_type" | |
| "markerColorField": "vehicle_type" |
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| "type": "object-grid", | ||
| "objectName": "properties", | ||
| "filter": { | ||
| "map": { | ||
| "latitudeField": "property_lat", | ||
| "longitudeField": "property_lng", | ||
| "titleField": "property_address", | ||
| "descriptionField": "property_details", | ||
| "markerColorField": "property_type" | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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The documentation shows markerColorField in the map configuration example, but this field doesn't exist in the actual MapConfig interface (packages/views/src/ObjectMap.tsx:39-54).
| - Interactive map with markers | ||
| - Marker clustering | ||
| - Custom popups | ||
| - Auto-fit to bounds |
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The documentation mentions "Auto-fit to bounds" as a feature of ObjectMap, but the autoFit configuration field doesn't exist in the actual MapConfig interface (packages/views/src/ObjectMap.tsx:39-54). This feature is not currently implemented.
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| - Marker clustering | ||
| - Custom popups |
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The documentation mentions "Marker clustering" and "Custom popups" as features of ObjectMap, but the necessary configuration fields (enableClustering) and props (renderPopup) don't exist in the actual implementation. These features are not currently available.
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| - Custom popups |
| ```json | ||
| { | ||
| "filter": { | ||
| "map": { | ||
| "latitudeField": "latitude", | ||
| "longitudeField": "longitude", | ||
| "titleField": "name", | ||
| "markerIconField": "icon_url", | ||
| "markerColorField": "category" | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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The documentation shows markerIconField and markerColorField fields in the map configuration, but these fields don't exist in the actual MapConfig interface (packages/views/src/ObjectMap.tsx:39-54). The MapConfig only supports: latitudeField, longitudeField, locationField, titleField, descriptionField, zoom, and center.
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| { | ||
| "filter": { | ||
| "map": { | ||
| "latitudeField": "latitude", | ||
| "longitudeField": "longitude", | ||
| "titleField": "name", | ||
| "autoFit": true | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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| { | ||
| "type": "object-grid", | ||
| "objectName": "customers", | ||
| "filter": { | ||
| "map": { | ||
| "locationField": "address_location", | ||
| "titleField": "company_name", | ||
| "descriptionField": "contact_info", | ||
| "markerColorField": "customer_tier" | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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… refusal names the operator instead of throwing (objectui#9050) `toFilterNode` delegates to `convertFiltersToAST`, which refuses eleven authored shapes with a `FilterOperatorError`. Four call sites reach it off the wire path: three from a render-time `useMemo` (`RelatedList`, `LineItemsPanel`, `ObjectGrid.schema.filter`), where a throw is a render error with no `classifyLoadError` above it, and one inside `ObjectGrid`'s load effect (`defaultFilters`), which already caught the refusal but reported it as a generic load failure. - `@object-ui/core` gains `toFilterNodeSafely`, returning a UNION so a refusal cannot be read as `undefined` — which means "no filter", i.e. every row, the silently unconstrained query objectui#9001 closed. - `FilterOperatorError` carries `operator` / `field` as data; the eleven messages share no idiom, so scraping a token out of them would be a twelfth dialect. - The three render-time readers send nothing and render a state naming the operator; `ObjectGrid`'s load-path refusal lands on the same branch. - `view.malformedFilter` added to all ten locale packs and the three affected `createSafeTranslation` tables. Ruling-ref: objectui#9050 comment 5749197961 (batch #196 item 2, letter C′). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf
… refusal names the operator instead of throwing (objectui#9050) (objectstack-ai#10201) Fixes objectstack-ai#9050 Seat session, in prose because a footer does not survive an edit: `session_01Xr7APep6jm1Zta3KUzPzZf`.⚠️ The five `ObjectGrid.tsx` coordinates this body cited were addresses in a tree this very diff moves; they are now bound to the tree each was read from, per the `changeset-claim-re-read` gate on this PR (⛔ correcting the number alone re-stales on the next insertion). Edited by the reviewing `domain:ui` seat from the dev's own re-taken readings; ⛔ no code changed and the head did not move. `Ruling-ref:` comment **5749197961** — batch objectstack-ai#196 item 2, letter **C′**, maintainer 「同意」 2026-09-20T10:21Z. Steps 1 and 2 in one PR, as the ruling directs. Rule 3 (no new save-time gate) is honoured: nothing here adds a validator. `Clause-②: no` — re-derived from the diff at the foot of this body. --- ## What changed `convertFiltersToAST` refuses eleven authored shapes with a `FilterOperatorError`. `toFilterNode` delegates to it from four call sites that are not on the wire path, so three of them turned an authoring mistake into a **render error** with no `classifyLoadError` to translate it, and the fourth reported it as a network-ish load failure. - **`@object-ui/core`** gains `toFilterNodeSafely`. Its result is a UNION — `{ ok: true, node }` or `{ ok: false, refusal }` — so a refusal is **not representable as `undefined`**. That is the point, not a style choice: `undefined` means "no filter", i.e. every row, which is the silently unconstrained query objectui#9001 eliminated, and the reason the ruling refuses option A. TypeScript makes a caller narrow before it can build a query. - **`FilterOperatorError`** now carries `operator` and `field` as data, and `filterRefusalSubject` picks the token a diagnostic names. The eleven messages deliberately share no idiom (the file's own docblocks argue at length that they must not), so recovering the token by pattern would be a twelfth dialect that fails silently on the next rewording. - **The three render-time readers** keep the refusal as a value, send nothing, and render a state that names the operator. - **`ObjectGrid`'s `defaultFilters` leg** keeps its existing throw — measured, it is already inside the load effect's own `try` — and now lands on the same render branch, so it is diagnosed instead of reported under "Error loading grid". - **`view.malformedFilter`** added to all ten locale packs and to the three affected `createSafeTranslation` tables. ⛔ **Which shapes convert is byte-identical.** This is a delivery change, not an acceptance one. --- ## Step 1 — the measurement Re-runnable. Driven through `toFilterNodeSafely` (the render-time entry, not `convertFiltersToAST` directly), against **installed `@objectstack/spec` 17.4.0**, which is the artifact this repo builds and ships against (`@object-ui/core` floor: `^17.3.0`). The eleven throws span **two** authoring vocabularies, so "does the protocol refuse the same input" has to be asked at the door that actually gates each one. `ViewFilterRuleSchema` — the schema the ruling names — gates throws 10 and 11; the object arm is `FilterCondition`'s door. The two right-hand columns are the SLOT declarations, which decide whether a parse happens at all. | # | throw | arm | converter | protocol VALUE door | `ObjectGridProps.filter` | `ObjectGridProps.defaultFilters` | `ListViewSchema.filter` | `RecordRelatedListProps.filter` | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | L176 combinator value is not an ARRAY | obj | THROW (`$and`) | FilterConditionSchema: **REFUSE** | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 2 | L191 combinator member is not a condition OBJ | obj | THROW (`$and`) | FilterConditionSchema: **REFUSE** | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 3 | L389 `$icontains` empty / non-string comparand | obj | THROW (`$icontains`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 4 | L500 `$not` combinator | obj | THROW (`$not`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 5 | L539 bare ARRAY as equality comparand | obj | THROW (`tags`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 6 | L641 exotic object in comparand position | obj | THROW (`created`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 7 | L669 `$regex` operator | obj | THROW (`$regex`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 8 | L715 retired lowercase alias | obj | THROW (`$startswith`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 9 | L726 unknown operator | obj | THROW (`$bogus`) | FilterConditionSchema: ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | REFUSE | REFUSE | | 10 | L1040 ARRAY on a single-value view operator | rule | THROW (`equals`) | **ViewFilterRuleSchema: ACCEPT** | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | | 11 | L1171 `icontains` empty / non-string comparand | rule | THROW (`icontains`) | **ViewFilterRuleSchema: ACCEPT** | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | ACCEPT | **Envelope controls** — every REFUSE above is unreadable without these, and my first pass produced phantom refusals until I added them: ``` ObjectGridPropsSchema envelope, no filter : ACCEPT ListViewSchema envelope, no filter : ACCEPT ListViewSchema envelope, valid rule : ACCEPT RecordRelatedListProps envelope, no filter : ACCEPT RecordRelatedListProps envelope, valid rule : ACCEPT ViewFilterRuleSchema valid rule : ACCEPT FilterConditionSchema valid condition : ACCEPT ``` **Negative controls** — without these the doors could be inert and every ACCEPT would mean nothing: ``` ViewFilterRuleSchema missing `field` : REFUSE ViewFilterRuleSchema unknown operator : REFUSE ViewFilterRuleSchema `in` with a SCALAR : REFUSE ViewFilterRuleSchema `between` with 3 : REFUSE FilterConditionSchema a bare string : REFUSE ObjectGridPropsSchema objectName: 42 : REFUSE ``` ⭐ Those last four are what make row 10 a finding rather than a shrug. `ViewFilterRuleSchema` **does** couple value shape to operator — `superRefine(checkViewFilterRuleValueShape)` is present in the shipped artifact and it refuses `in` with a scalar and `between` with three members. It ends `if (!isPair) return;`, so **every other operator is not checked**, while the same schema's own `value` description says "every other operator takes a scalar". Row 10 is the converter enforcing what the protocol declares in prose and does not enforce at parse. Rows 3, 7 and 11 are the same shape one layer over: `@objectstack/spec/data`'s `FILTER_TEXT_CASES` **declares** these refusals, with `expectRejection: true` and `code: 'INVALID_FILTER'` — for `$regex`, for a dangling `$options`, and for an empty or non-string `$icontains` comparand. It is a backend conformance table, not a parse rule, so `FilterConditionSchema.safeParse` accepts all three. ### The slot columns, and a correction worth stating plainly On the **installed 17.4.0 artifact** this repo builds against: ``` ObjectGridPropsSchema: objectName: z.string().optional() ← control, discriminates (42 REFUSED) columns: z.array(z.unknown()).optional() filter: z.unknown().optional() ← unconstrained defaultFilters: z.unknown().optional() ← unconstrained sort: z.unknown().optional() ``` On the **`objectstack` working tree** (`04d639c659`, `packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts:2661`, version string also `17.4.0`, **unreleased**), `filter` has since been narrowed to `z.array(ViewFilterRuleSchema, { error: ruleArrayFilterError(…) }).optional()`, while `defaultFilters` is still `z.unknown().optional()`. The two builds also carry different `describe` text for that key, which is the cheapest way to tell them apart. ⇒ the ruling's rule 3 premise — "the protocol's parse IS the save-time gate" — **splits by key, and by artifact**. It does not fail wholesale: - `ObjectGrid`'s `schema.filter` read — the render-time `useMemo` this PR rewrites (`:1718` at `e686f4d9a`, `:1730` at this head) — is **pin lag, not a contract gap**: narrowed upstream, absent from the floor this repo pins, so nothing gates it on the tree that ships today. Remedy is a release and a floor bump, not a spec change. - `ObjectGrid`'s `schema.defaultFilters` read inside `loadSchemaAndData` (`:2092` at `e686f4d9a`, `:2123` at this head) — `z.unknown().optional()` in **both** trees. Nothing gates it and nothing is scheduled to. **This one is the contract gap**, and it is the strongest argument for why step 2's B is not redundant. - `ListViewSchema.filter` and `RecordRelatedListProps.filter` are `z.array(ViewFilterRuleSchema)` in the shipped artifact and already refuse all nine object-arm shapes structurally. **Everything in this section belongs to the protocol, not to this PR.** The objectstack card carrying these readings is drafted and filed by the seat at ACCEPT (rule 1). --- ## Boundary readings, re-taken on this branch The card body says a render-time throw "takes the subtree down". Measured, that is not what happens on the schema path — and the difference decides what the pin must discriminate. | reading | where | |---|---| | `SchemaRenderer` wraps **every** rendered node in a per-component `SchemaErrorBoundary`, auto-recovering on `resetKey` | `packages/react/src/SchemaRenderer.tsx` — class at `:624`, the wrap at `:2067` | | that boundary's fallback prints `error.message`, so the operator name **does** survive into it | `SchemaRenderer.tsx:661` — the heading above it is the generic `Component "TYPE" failed to render` | | CONTROL — neither caller package has a boundary of its own | `plugin-grid` **0** non-test `ErrorBoundary` hits, `plugin-form` **0** | | all three components are exported from their package entry, so a host can mount them with **no** `SchemaRenderer` above them | `plugin-detail/src/index.tsx:37`, `plugin-form/src/index.tsx:66`, `plugin-grid/src/index.tsx:23` | | an in-repo direct mount exists today | `apps/console/src/dev/DevRowActions.tsx:56` mounts `ObjectGrid` with zero `SchemaRenderer` in the file | | ⭐ the fourth call site is **not** render-time | the `toFilterNode(schema.defaultFilters)` call inside `loadSchemaAndData`, within the `try` whose `catch` calls `setError` — so it already rendered a visible panel, under `t('grid.errorLoading')`. Coordinates, each bound to the tree it was read from: `:2092`, try `:1809`, catch `:2258` at `e686f4d9a`; `:2123`, `:1828`, `:2289` at this head `28cf61ab1` | ⇒ what B buys differs per site, and the PR says so rather than claiming one story for four: 1. **Containment** where there is no boundary — a direct mount, or any host embedding these packages outside the console. 2. **The named diagnostic** everywhere else, in place of "Component failed to render" (schema path) or "Error loading grid" (the `defaultFilters` leg). A pin that only proved "the page did not blank" would have been green before this change on the schema path. Neither of these is. --- ## Ablation Mutated on disk by a refuse-on-zero-match writer, one leg at a time, anchor matched exactly once, verified in both directions, restored from `HEAD` under a `trap` armed with an absolute path, restore proven by blob hash **and** an empty `git diff HEAD`. `vitest.config.mts:503` aliases `@object-ui/core` to `packages/core/src`, so a mutation there reaches the run with no rebuild. | leg | mutation | predicted | observed | |---|---|---|---| | **A** — remove the catch | `toFilterNodeSafely`'s `FilterOperatorError` branch rethrows instead of returning `{ ok: false }` | all three caller pins RED, the eleven core rows RED, positive controls GREEN | **matched** — 16 failed / 7 passed. The three positive controls stayed green, and so did the `defaultFilters` leg, which does not go through `toFilterNodeSafely` at all | | **B** — remove the named operator | `filterRefusalSubject` returns `undefined`, so the translated headline interpolates an empty subject | the callers' `toContain(operator)` RED, their "filter is malformed" and "no query sent" GREEN |⚠️ **first run did NOT match** — only the eleven core rows reddened; all three caller files passed | ⭐ **Leg B's miss was a real defect in the pin, and it is the most useful thing this ablation produced.** The banner renders the converter's own message under the headline, and that message repeats the operator token — so a `toContain` over the whole banner stayed green with the name removed from the translated headline. That is precisely the "names the operator is decoration" failure this work was told not to ship. The headline is now separately addressable (`*-malformed-filter-subject`) and the operator assertions read it; **re-run, leg B reds 16 / passes 7**, with "sends no query at all" and the positive controls among the survivors. The two halves are now separable, which is the property that makes the pin worth having. Both legs restored cleanly: `RESTORE PROVEN: blob 63228ed == HEAD blob, git diff HEAD empty`. --- ## Gates Hand-derived from objectui's own `package.json` scripts and `.github/workflows/` — `dispatch-gates.mjs` refuses for this repo (it derives families from the tree the process runs in, which is `objectstack`). Every exit code captured to a file and read back, ⛔ never through a pipe. All readings taken at `28cf61ab1`, this branch's head. | gate | exit | |---|---| | `vitest run packages/core/ packages/plugin-detail/ packages/plugin-form/ packages/plugin-grid/ packages/i18n/` | **0** — `Test Files 680 passed (680)`, `Tests 8926 passed / 1 skipped (8927)` | | `type-check` on those five packages (`tsc --noEmit` + `tsc -p tsconfig.test.json` each) | **0** — 0 occurrences of `error TS` | | the four new pin files on their own | **0** — `Test Files 4 passed (4)`, `Tests 23 passed (23)` | | `pnpm exec eslint .` (whole repo, 5230 files) | **0** — 0 errors, 13449 warnings | | `pnpm check:control-bytes` | 0 | | `pnpm check:test-path-roots` | 0 | | `pnpm check:new-line-citations` | 0 | | `pnpm check:changeset-claims` | 0 | | `pnpm check:vi-mock-specifiers` | 0 | | `pnpm check:vi-mock-inherit` | 0 | | `pnpm check:i18n-keys` | 0 | | `pnpm check:i18n-drift` | 0 | | `pnpm check:i18n-dead-keys` | 0 | | `node scripts/check-changeset-presence.mjs` | 0 | | `node scripts/check-changeset-no-major.mjs` | 0 | | `node scripts/check-governed-queue-guard.mjs --test` over the six touched paths | 0 — `NOT GOVERNED`, 6 paths checked against 5 governed surfaces | **No narrowing is declared for eslint** — the repo-wide run is the whole population (5230 files), not a subset, and it is green at this branch's head. For the record, type-aware linting is **not** enabled (`eslint.config.js` sets no `project` / `projectService` / `parserOptions`), so this diff cannot move the verdict on a file it does not touch.⚠️ One reading that will mislead anyone who repeats it: `eslint . --no-inline-config` reports 97 errors in 80 files on this tree. That flag disables the repo's own `eslint-disable-next-line` comments, which are load-bearing here (`react-hooks/static-components` in particular), and it is **not** what CI runs. It is green both before and after this change with the flag off. **A changeset is present** and declares `minor` for the five affected packages — ⛔ never `major`, per the fixed-group rule. --- ## `Clause-②: no`, re-derived from the diff The ruling's test: 「a render state on published components ⇒ expected `no`; any converter change that **widens what converts** is `yes`」. - The converter's **accept set is unchanged**. `convertFiltersToAST`'s eleven refusal conditions are byte-identical; the only edit inside them is a second constructor argument carrying `{ operator, field }`. The positive control in the core pin executes both directions — a valid object filter and a valid rule array still lower to exactly the nodes they lowered to before. - `toFilterNodeSafely` is a **new** entry point that wraps `toFilterNode`; it converts nothing `toFilterNode` did not already convert, and it narrows nothing either. - The render states are on published components and publish no authoring surface. - Nothing in `packages/spec/**` or in the `objectstack` repo is touched. The protocol-side deltas from step 1 are a card, not a diff. ⛔ The stop-and-report fork — "the alignment requires the converter to **accept** a shape it refuses today" — was **not** reached. No refusal was removed or relaxed. --- ## Scope notes - **Fence extension, declared.** The dispatch fenced the converter, the three caller files and their tests, and separately required `check:i18n-keys` to pass with a real key rather than a hard-coded English string. A real key cannot exist in one file: `all-locales-key-parity.test.ts` requires every `en` key in all ten packs, and `defaults-maps-mirror-en-pack` requires the `createSafeTranslation` rows to be byte-identical to `en`. So this diff also touches `packages/i18n/src/locales/{ar,de,en,es,fr,ja,ko,pt,ru,zh}.ts` and `packages/plugin-detail/src/useDetailTranslation.ts`. None of those is on the held list (`packages/i18n/src/provider.tsx` is, and is untouched). - **Held paths respected.** `packages/components/src/custom/filter-builder.tsx`, `packages/app-shell/src/hooks|console|layout`, `packages/i18n/src/provider.tsx`, `packages/plugin-tree/`, `packages/react/` — all read, none edited. - `packages/react/src/SchemaRenderer.tsx` was **read** for the boundary measurement and is not in the diff. ## Acceptance notes Noted, not filed — observations, out of the three filing classes: - `ObjectGrid`'s `sort` slot is `z.unknown().optional()` on the installed artifact for the same reason `filter` is, and the narrowing to `z.array(SortItemSchema)` is in the objectstack tree unreleased. Same mechanism as the `filter` row above, different key; it rides the same floor bump, so it needs no card of its own. Carrier: the objectstack card this PR's step 1 produces. - `FilterOperatorError.operator` is absent on exactly two arms (bare-array and exotic comparand), where the author wrote no operator. `filterRefusalSubject` falls back to the field, so the sentence reads "the `tags` condition cannot be applied", which is accurate but is a field where the copy says condition. Carrier: none — it is a wording judgement on new copy, not a defect. The dependency closure for the packages above was built first under the shared verify lock, so no `TS2307` / `TS6305` prerequisite failure is hiding in these readings. --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@object-ui/views. Four components were previously undocumented.Added Documentation
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content/docs/views/object-kanban.mdx(new, 428 lines)content/docs/views/object-calendar.mdx(new, 536 lines)content/docs/views/object-gantt.mdx(new, 567 lines)content/docs/views/object-map.mdx(new, 652 lines)content/docs/views/index.mdx(updated with component categorization)content/docs/views/meta.json(registered new pages)Documentation structure mirrors existing
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