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Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

What

FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

widgetinline field types it serves
TextFieldtext
BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
DateFielddate
DateTimeFielddatetime
TimeFieldtime

Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

Measured, with a control

Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

  • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
  • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
  • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

Why it matters — there is a live host

RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

Note for whoever takes it

  • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
  • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
  • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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    finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read `error`, so inline `text` / `boolean` / `date` / `datetime` / `time` controls still report no `aria-invalid` · Issue #7126 · objectstack-ai/objectui · GitHub
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    finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

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    @os-warren

    Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

    What

    FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

    widgetinline field types it serves
    TextFieldtext
    BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
    DateFielddate
    DateTimeFielddatetime
    TimeFieldtime

    Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

    Measured, with a control

    Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

    • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
    • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
    • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

    Why it matters — there is a live host

    RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

    This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

    Note for whoever takes it

    • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
    • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
    • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

    Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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      finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

      Description

      @os-warren

      Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

      What

      FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

      widgetinline field types it serves
      TextFieldtext
      BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
      DateFielddate
      DateTimeFielddatetime
      TimeFieldtime

      Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

      Measured, with a control

      Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

      • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
      • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
      • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

      Why it matters — there is a live host

      RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

      This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

      Note for whoever takes it

      • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
      • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
      • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

      Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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        finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

        Description

        @os-warren

        Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

        What

        FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

        widgetinline field types it serves
        TextFieldtext
        BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
        DateFielddate
        DateTimeFielddatetime
        TimeFieldtime

        Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

        Measured, with a control

        Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

        • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
        • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
        • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

        Why it matters — there is a live host

        RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

        This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

        Note for whoever takes it

        • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
        • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
        • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

        Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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          finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

          Description

          @os-warren

          Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

          What

          FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

          widgetinline field types it serves
          TextFieldtext
          BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
          DateFielddate
          DateTimeFielddatetime
          TimeFieldtime

          Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

          Measured, with a control

          Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

          • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
          • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
          • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

          Why it matters — there is a live host

          RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

          This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

          Note for whoever takes it

          • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
          • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
          • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

          Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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            @os-warren

            Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

            What

            FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

            widgetinline field types it serves
            TextFieldtext
            BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
            DateFielddate
            DateTimeFielddatetime
            TimeFieldtime

            Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

            Measured, with a control

            Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

            • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
            • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
            • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

            Why it matters — there is a live host

            RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

            This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

            Note for whoever takes it

            • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
            • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
            • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

            Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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              finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

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              @os-warren

              Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

              What

              FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

              widgetinline field types it serves
              TextFieldtext
              BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
              DateFielddate
              DateTimeFielddatetime
              TimeFieldtime

              Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

              Measured, with a control

              Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

              • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
              • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
              • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

              Why it matters — there is a live host

              RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

              This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

              Note for whoever takes it

              • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
              • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
              • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

              Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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                finding(fields): five EDIT_WIDGETS widgets never read error, so inline text / boolean / date / datetime / time controls still report no aria-invalid #7126

                Description

                @os-warren

                Found while implementing objectui#7008 (the factory now DELIVERS the declared error key). Filed rather than folded in, because #7008's ruling scopes that card to the factory destructure and its dispatch said this class should be reported, not glossed.

                What

                FieldEditWidget resolves a field type to one of 27 distinct widget components (EDIT_WIDGETS). After objectui#7008 the factory forwards the declared error key to whichever one it renders. Five of those 27 never read it, so for their field types aria-invalid is still never set and delivering the key is inert:

                widgetinline field types it serves
                TextFieldtext
                BooleanFieldboolean, toggle
                DateFielddate
                DateTimeFielddatetime
                TimeFieldtime

                Each destructures { value, onChange, field, readonly, ...props } and spreads toDomProps(props); error is not in DOM_PASS_THROUGH_KEYS, so it reaches the component and is discarded there.

                Measured, with a control

                Read from origin/main at 71d83a6b1 with git grep against an explicit ref (not the shared checkout):

                • census of the 27 EDIT_WIDGETS components for a word-boundary error match: 21 read it, 6 return zero;
                • CONTROL for the regex: the same query returns 5 hits on NumberField, 11 on LookupField, so a zero is a reading and not a broken instrument;
                • CONTROL for the zeroes: of the 6, UserField is a FALSE zero — it renders LookupField with {...props}, so it delivers error transitively and DOES mark. That leaves the five above. A naive census would have reported six and been wrong about one.

                Why it matters — there is a live host

                RequiredFieldsDialog (packages/plugin-kanban/src/RequiredFieldsDialog.tsx) opens on a kanban drop and renders whatever field types the target column made required. Since #7008 it hands the control its computed required-validation state. A required text field — the most common type in any object — therefore still shows the red "Required" hint to a sighted user and tells a screen-reader user nothing. The same holds for the grid inline editor and the detail page's inline edit, whose error producer (InlineFieldInput, PR #7109) is already wired.

                This is the same defect and the same remedy as objectui#6803, which closed it for NumberField with aria-invalid={!!error || !!refusal} one layer down, and objectui#4824 for the textarea dialog surface.

                Note for whoever takes it

                • SelectField is the shape to copy: aria-invalid={!!error} placed AFTER the DOM spread so the widget's own computation wins, which makes a valid field say an explicit "false" rather than staying mute (the objectui#3222 discipline).
                • BooleanField and the three date/time widgets each render a real single control, so there is no composite-target question to settle first.
                • The message TEXT stays with the host — a widget reads error only to drive aria-invalid, per FieldWidgetComponentProps' own doc comment. Do not render it here.

                Unassigned and ungraded on purpose.

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