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Describe the bug
When using other type than STRING for a custom Metadata, the dashboard should use a readable format instead of using the default "toString()", which sometime results in unreadable information.
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Additional context
I've created the "expected" screenshot by adding those 2 lines of code just before this line:
if (modelIndex >= columnMap.size()) {
columnFactory.configureCustomColumn(column, metaDataColumns.get(modelIndex - columnMap.size()).getType());
}
Note that the configureCustomColumn isn't called anywhere in the actual source code. The call of this function has been removed by this commit like 10 years ago. I'm surprise I didn't find anything about this in the opened issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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[BUG] Custom metadata columns are always formatted as string.
[BUG] Custom metadata columns are always formatted using toString().
May 21, 2024
is-simon
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[BUG] Custom metadata columns are always formatted using toString().
[BUG] Custom metadata columns are always formatted using toString() in the message browser.
May 21, 2024
Describe the bug
When using other type than STRING for a custom Metadata, the dashboard should use a readable format instead of using the default "
toString()
", which sometime results in unreadable information.Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Additional context
I've created the "expected" screenshot by adding those 2 lines of code just before this line:
Note that the
configureCustomColumn
isn't called anywhere in the actual source code. The call of this function has been removed by this commit like 10 years ago. I'm surprise I didn't find anything about this in the opened issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: