* feat: command to import configuration from a directory
This allows us to keep Superset updated from a repo:
```bash
$ superset import-directory /path/to/configs/
```
For example, I created a simple dashboard with a single chart:
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I then exported it to a file `dashboard_export_20210714T104600.zip` and
unzipped it. After deleting the dashboard, chart, dataset, and database
I imported everything back with:
```bash
$ superset import-directory ~/Downloads/dashboard_export_20210714T104600/
```
I then changed the chart title in `~/Downloads/dashboard_export_20210714T104600/charts/Cnt_per_country_1.yaml` and ran the command again. The chart was succesfully updated:
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* Small fixes
* rebase master and resolve conflicts
* pylint to makefile
* fix crash when pivot operator
* fix comments
* add precision argument
* query test
* wip
* fix ut
* rename
* set time_offsets to cache key
wip
* refactor get_df_payload
wip
* extra query cache
* cache ut
* normalize df
* fix timeoffset
* fix ut
* make cache key logging sense
* resolve conflicts
* backend follow up iteration 1
wip
* rolling window type
* rebase master
* py lint and minor follow ups
* pylintrc
* feat(explore): new datasets have autocomplete filters enabled if UX_BETA is set
* Lint fix
* Set autocomplete to True in example datasets
* Use "IN" as a default operator in dnd filters
* Default operator only if UX_BETA enabled
* Added exception for loading data without previous loaded test users.
* Changed general exception to NoDataException
* Changed import to absolute path
* Export datasets as ZIP files
* Add logging when failing to parse extra
* Export datasets as ZIP files
* Export charts as Zip file
* Export dashboards as a Zip file
* Add logging
* Add presto to the CI
Sample test data
Datetime conversion
Sample test data
Fix tests
* TODO to switch to timestamps
* Address feedback
* Update requirements
* Add TODOs
Co-authored-by: bogdan kyryliuk <bogdankyryliuk@dropbox.com>
* feat: upgrade react-select v1.3.0 to v3.1.0
Upgrade `react-select`, replace `react-virtualized-select` with a custom
solution implemented with `react-window`.
Future plans include deprecate `react-virtualized` used in other places, too.
Migrate all react-select related components to `src/Components/Select`.
* Fix new list view
* Fix tests
* Address PR comments
* Fix a flacky Cypress test
* Adjust styles for Select in CRUD ListView
* Fix loadOptions for owners select in chart PropertiesModal
TODO: add typing support for AsyncSelect props.
* Address PR comments; allow isMulti in SelectControl, too
* Clean up NaN in table filter values
* Fix flacky test
* Add OpenAPI docs to /api/v1/chart/data EP
* Add missing fields to QueryObject, fix linting and unit test errors
* Fix unit test errors
* abc
* Fix errors uncovered by schema validation and add unit test for invalid payload
* Add schema for response
* Remove unnecessary pylint disable
* feat: [explore] don't save filters inherited from a dashboard
When navigating to explore from a dashboard context, the current
dashboard filter(s) are passed along to explore so that the context is
kept. So say you're filtering on "country=Romania", in your dashboard
and pivot to explore, that filter is still there and keep on exploring.
Now a common issue is that you'll want to make some tweak to your chart
that are unrelated to the filter, say toggling the legend off for
instance, and then save it. Now you back to your dashboard and even
though you started with an "all countries" dashboard, with a global
filter on country, now that one chart is stuck on "Romania". Typically
you notice this when filtering on something else, say "Italy" and then
that one chart now has two mutually exclusive filters, and show "No data".
Now, the fix is to flag the filter as "extra" (that's the not-so-good internal
name we use for these inherited filters) and make it clear that that
specific filter is special and won't be saved when saving the chart.
* fix build
