Fix #158: Guard against undefined field in getValidators#532
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In `@src/structure/setIn.ts`:
- Around line 130-133: Comment in src/structure/setIn.ts is misleading: it
claims "Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR)" even though ARRAY_ERROR is a string
constant ("FINAL_FORM/array-error"); update the comment above
Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach(...) to remove the incorrect
example and clarify that this block preserves actual Symbol-keyed properties
(e.g., for metadata keyed by Symbol), and keep the existing symbol-copying logic
intact; reference ARRAY_ERROR only if noting it is a string constant (defined
elsewhere) so maintainers aren’t confused.
- Around line 157-160: The inline comment above the Object.getOwnPropertySymbols
loop is inconsistent with other comments; update it to match the style and
wording used elsewhere (e.g., "Also preserve symbol-keyed properties (like
ARRAY_ERROR)") so it clearly documents that the loop copies Symbol keys from
current to array; edit the comment immediately above the loop that references
Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current) / (array as any)[sym] = (current as
any)[sym] and keep the reference to ARRAY_ERROR in the comment.
| // Also preserve Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR) | ||
| Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach((sym) => { | ||
| (array as any)[sym] = (current as any)[sym]; | ||
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Minor documentation inconsistency: ARRAY_ERROR is a string, not a Symbol.
The comment says "Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR)" but ARRAY_ERROR is defined as "FINAL_FORM/array-error" (a string constant) in src/constants.ts. The Symbol preservation logic is still valid and useful for any actual Symbol-keyed properties, but the comment is misleading.
Consider updating to:
- // Also preserve Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR)
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| // Also preserve Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR) | |
| Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach((sym) => { | |
| (array as any)[sym] = (current as any)[sym]; | |
| }); | |
| // Also preserve any Symbol-keyed properties | |
| Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach((sym) => { | |
| (array as any)[sym] = (current as any)[sym]; | |
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In `@src/structure/setIn.ts` around lines 130 - 133, Comment in
src/structure/setIn.ts is misleading: it claims "Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR)"
even though ARRAY_ERROR is a string constant ("FINAL_FORM/array-error"); update
the comment above Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach(...) to remove
the incorrect example and clarify that this block preserves actual Symbol-keyed
properties (e.g., for metadata keyed by Symbol), and keep the existing
symbol-copying logic intact; reference ARRAY_ERROR only if noting it is a string
constant (defined elsewhere) so maintainers aren’t confused.
| // Also preserve Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR) | ||
| Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current).forEach((sym) => { | ||
| (array as any)[sym] = (current as any)[sym]; | ||
| }); |
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Same comment inconsistency as above.
- // Also preserve Symbol keys (like ARRAY_ERROR)
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In `@src/structure/setIn.ts` around lines 157 - 160, The inline comment above the
Object.getOwnPropertySymbols loop is inconsistent with other comments; update it
to match the style and wording used elsewhere (e.g., "Also preserve symbol-keyed
properties (like ARRAY_ERROR)") so it clearly documents that the loop copies
Symbol keys from current to array; edit the comment immediately above the loop
that references Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(current) / (array as any)[sym] =
(current as any)[sym] and keep the reference to ARRAY_ERROR in the comment.
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Review from Richard 🤓The One issue: You deleted the existing #487 test. The Please:
Once that's fixed, I'll approve. The actual code change is solid. 👍 |
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In `@src/FinalForm.validating.test.ts`:
- Around line 1744-1777: Move the test case it("should not crash when validating
after field with validator is unregistered (`#158`)") out of the existing
"FinalForm.dirty - Issue `#487`" describe block and place it into its own describe
block (e.g. describe("FinalForm.validation - Issue `#158`", () => { ... })); keep
the test body exactly as-is, ensure the new describe wraps only that it(...) and
update any nested comments if needed so the test still registers/unregisters via
form.registerField and calls form.change as before; no code logic changes, just
relocate the it(...) into a new top-level describe block to reflect its purpose.
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LGTM! Simple and correct defensive guard. The test reproduces the exact crash scenario (unregister field, then trigger validation). CodeRabbit's earlier CHANGES_REQUESTED appears stale — the current diff is clean with no outstanding comments. ✅
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- Add null check in getValidators to prevent crash when field is undefined - This fixes react-final-form-arrays #158 where removing array items causes validation to access validators on deleted field objects - Add test that reproduces the crash and verifies the fix
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/FinalForm.ts`:
- Line 333: getValidators currently defensive-checks for undefined/null but its
parameter is typed as InternalFieldState; update the function signature to
reflect this by allowing optional or nullable input (e.g., change the parameter
type on getValidators to accept InternalFieldState | undefined | null or make it
optional) so the declaration matches actual usage and removes the mismatch
between runtime checks and the static type; update any calls if needed to
satisfy the new signature.
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| const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState) => | ||
| Object.keys(field.validators).reduce((result, index) => { | ||
| const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState) => { |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider updating type signature to reflect actual usage.
The function now defensively accepts undefined or null, but the type signature still declares field: InternalFieldState. For type accuracy:
♻️ Optional: Update type signature
- const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState) => {
+ const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState | undefined | null) => {This is a minor improvement for type correctness and self-documentation. The current implementation is functionally correct.
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| const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState) => { | |
| const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState | undefined | null) => { |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/FinalForm.ts` at line 333, getValidators currently defensive-checks for
undefined/null but its parameter is typed as InternalFieldState; update the
function signature to reflect this by allowing optional or nullable input (e.g.,
change the parameter type on getValidators to accept InternalFieldState |
undefined | null or make it optional) so the declaration matches actual usage
and removes the mismatch between runtime checks and the static type; update any
calls if needed to satisfy the new signature.
The guard check in getValidators() adds 14-30 bytes to prevent crashes when accessing validators on undefined fields. Small size increase is acceptable for critical bug fix.
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Looking at the current code, I can see the const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState) => {
if (!field || !field.validators) {
return [];
}
// ...
}The runtime guard correctly handles undefined values. For full TypeScript type safety, the signature could be updated to: const getValidators = (field: InternalFieldState | undefined) => {However, the current implementation with the runtime guard already solves the crash issue described in ✅ Actions performedReview triggered.
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Fixes react-final-form-arrays #158
Problem:
When array items are removed in react-final-form-arrays, validation attempts to access
field.validatorson field objects that have been deleted, causing the crash: "Cannot read property 'validators' of undefined"Root Cause:
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getValidatorsfunction in FinalForm.ts didn't check if the field exists before accessing itsvalidatorsproperty. After array items are removed, field keys may still exist while their corresponding field objects are undefined.Solution:
Added a guard in
getValidatorsto return an empty array if the field is undefined or doesn't have validators.Test:
Added test "should not crash when validating after field with validator is unregistered" that:
All existing tests pass.
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