view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

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Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

The rule

checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

Reproduction (measured, both directions)

In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

  1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
  2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
  3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

Suggested fix

Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

  • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
  • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
  • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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    view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

    Description

    @os-warren

    Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

    The rule

    checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

    varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

    ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

    Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

    The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

    view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
    calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
    ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
    kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
    timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
    maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
    treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

    timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

    Reproduction (measured, both directions)

    In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

    1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
    2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
    3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

    So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

    Suggested fix

    Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

    varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

    Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

    • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
    • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
    • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

    tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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      view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

      Description

      @os-warren

      Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

      The rule

      checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

      varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

      ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

      Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

      The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

      view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
      calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
      ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
      kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
      timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
      maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
      treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

      timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

      Reproduction (measured, both directions)

      In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

      1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
      2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
      3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

      So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

      Suggested fix

      Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

      varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

      Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

      • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
      • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
      • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

      tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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        view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

        Description

        @os-warren

        Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

        The rule

        checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

        varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

        ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

        Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

        The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

        view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
        calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
        ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
        kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
        timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
        maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
        treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

        timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

        Reproduction (measured, both directions)

        In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

        1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
        2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
        3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

        So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

        Suggested fix

        Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

        varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

        Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

        • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
        • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
        • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

        tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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          view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

          Description

          @os-warren

          Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

          The rule

          checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

          varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

          ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

          Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

          The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

          view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
          calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
          ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
          kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
          timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
          maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
          treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

          timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

          Reproduction (measured, both directions)

          In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

          1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
          2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
          3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

          So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

          Suggested fix

          Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

          varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

          Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

          • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
          • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
          • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

          tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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            view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

            Description

            @os-warren

            Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

            The rule

            checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

            varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

            ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

            Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

            The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

            view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
            calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
            ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
            kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
            timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
            maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
            treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

            timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

            Reproduction (measured, both directions)

            In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

            1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
            2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
            3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

            So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

            Suggested fix

            Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

            varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

            Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

            • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
            • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
            • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

            tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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              , 'i'); if (__m === '*' || __re.test(location.href)) { injectUserscript("// Remove or un-stick sticky/fixed headers that block content\n(function() {\n function unstick() {\n document.querySelectorAll('header, nav, [role=\"banner\"], .header, .navbar, .sticky, .fixed-top, [style*=\"position: fixed\"], [style*=\"position:sticky\"]').forEach(function(el) {\n if (el.style.position === 'fixed' || el.style.position === 'sticky' || \n getComputedStyle(el).position === 'fixed' || getComputedStyle(el).position === 'sticky') {\n el.style.position = 'static';\n el.style.top = 'auto';\n el.style.zIndex = 'auto';\n }\n });\n }\n \n unstick();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(unstick);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });\n})();", "Kill Sticky Headers"); } } catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Kill Sticky Headers]', __e); } })(); (function(){ try { var __m = "*"; var __re = new RegExp('^' + ".*" + '
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              view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

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              @os-warren

              Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

              The rule

              checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

              varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

              ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

              Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

              The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

              view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
              calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
              ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
              kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
              timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
              maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
              treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

              timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

              Reproduction (measured, both directions)

              In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

              1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
              2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
              3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

              So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

              Suggested fix

              Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

              varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

              Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

              • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
              • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
              • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

              tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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                view/layout-without-binding covers only 3 of the 6 view types that have a binding block — timeline, tree and map fall through the same trapdoor #14106

                Description

                @os-warren

                Measured on @objectstack/cli 17.2.0 / @objectstack/spec 17.2.0, from a real app (objectstack-ai/duly), while adding kanban / gantt / timeline lenses over one object.

                The rule

                checkViewCompleteness (spec/dist/kernelfunctional-completeness.ts) drives the view/layout-without-binding warning off this table:

                varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt"};

                ListViewSchema.type has nine members, and six of them carry a type-specific binding block: kanban, calendar, gantt, timeline, map, tree. The table names three.

                Why the other three are the same defect, not a lesser one

                The rule's own message is "the renderer falls back to literal default field names … the view renders empty while authoring reports success." That is literally what the uncovered three do. From the console's ListView adapter (plugins-views-*.js, 17.2.0), the fallbacks are hard-coded strings:

                view typerenderer fallback when the block is absentgate
                calendarstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date'✅ warns
                ganttstartDateField || 'start_date', endDateField || 'end_date', progressField || 'progress', dependenciesField || 'dependencies'✅ warns
                kanbangroupBy = groupByField || groupField || <inferred>✅ warns
                timelinestartDateField || 'created_at', titleField || 'name'❌ silent
                maplocationField || 'location'❌ silent
                treelabelField || titleField || 'name'❌ silent

                timeline is the sharpest of the three: 'created_at' is a plausible-looking name that many objects do not declare, and the timeline renderer drops every row whose start date does not parse — so the view is blank, not merely mis-titled.

                Reproduction (measured, both directions)

                In a stack with a duly_task object that declares neither created_at nor start_date:

                1. listViews.recent = { type: 'timeline', … }with its timeline: { startDateField: 'last_update_at', titleField: 'subject', … } block → os validate --jsonwarnings: [].
                2. Delete the timeline block (confirmed on disk: startDateField occurrences 1 → 0, marker present) → os validate --jsonwarnings: [] again, valid: true. No diagnostic at all.
                3. Same ablation against the sibling gantt view → view/layout-without-binding warning fires as designed.

                So the gate is working; the table it reads is short.

                Suggested fix

                Extend VIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS to the full set and give each the same shaped fix hint the existing three carry:

                varVIEW_BINDING_BLOCKS={kanban: "kanban",calendar: "calendar",gantt: "gantt",timeline: "timeline",map: "map",tree: "tree",};

                Hints, matching the required keys in each block's schema:

                • timeline: { startDateField: '<date_field>', titleField: '<text_field>' } (both required by TimelineConfigSchema)
                • map: { latitudeField: '<number_field>', longitudeField: '<number_field>' } or { locationField: '<field>' }
                • tree: { labelField: '<text_field>', parentField: '<self_lookup_field>' }

                tree is the one worth a second look: TreeConfigSchema's keys are all optional, so "has a tree block" is a weaker assertion there than for the others — see the sibling issue on tree having no value-grouped mode.

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