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fix(pie): keep data entry styles off Pie labels, remove entry id - #7984
Per the target behavior in #7968, valid SVG properties from a data entry are spread on the graphical item (the sector) only. Pie was spreading the whole entry onto the label line and the label text too, so opacity, strokeWidth, strokeDasharray, style, data-* and id leaked onto both, and an entry id was rendered three times (sector, label line, label text), producing duplicate DOM ids.
Two changes, both listed as gaps in the issue:
computePieSectors: the entry id is dropped from what spreads onto the sector. The raw entry, id included, stays available through payload.
PieLabels: entry style props are filtered out of the label line and label text props. The label keeps only the entry color: line stroke = entry fill, text fill = entry fill. Geometry that custom label renderers rely on (cx, cy, r, name) and payload are untouched.
Note for custom label/labelLine renderers: they no longer receive entry SVG style props as direct props; the raw datum is still on props.payload.
Labels are not graphical items, so entry styles on them fall outside the target behavior, and the triple-rendered id breaks the unique-id invariant in the DOM.
How Has This Been Tested?
4 new unit tests in test/polar/Pie/Pie.theme.spec.tsx: sector keeps entry styles while id is removed everywhere; label line and label text keep only the entry color (with and without a theme); custom label renderers still receive geometry, name and payload. All 4 fail on main without this change and pass with it.
Full unit:lib vitest project passes locally (all 7 Pie spec files included). tsc --noEmit and eslint are clean on the changed files.
Not added: the VR story suggested in the issue (PieTheme.spec-vr.tsx); happy to add it in a follow-up if you want it in this PR.
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Pie charts preserve data-entry styling on sectors without applying unrelated entry properties to labels or label lines.
Labels and label lines use the sector’s color, falling back to the theme color when no entry color is set.
Labels display values from the corresponding data entry when needed.
Numeric entry IDs no longer appear as rendered element IDs, while remaining available in custom label renderers’ entry data.
…harts#7974)
Per the target behavior in recharts#7968, valid SVG properties from a data entry
spread on the graphical item (the sector) only. Pie was spreading the
whole entry onto the label line and the label text as well, so
opacity/strokeWidth/strokeDasharray/style/data-* leaked onto both, and
the entry id was rendered three times (sector, label line, label text).
- computePieSectors: drop the entry id from what spreads onto the
sector; the raw entry, id included, stays available through payload
- PieLabels: filter entry style props out of label line and label text
props; the label keeps only the entry color (line stroke = entry
fill, text fill = entry fill). Geometry used by custom label
renderers (cx, cy, r, name) and payload are untouched
Refs recharts#7974
Signed-off-by: Charan Rathore <[email protected]>
Pie labels and label lines receive filtered data-entry properties. Labels use the entry fill and read displayed values from the original payload. Sector props omit the entry ID, while the payload retains it.
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Pie entry property routing
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Filter label props and preserve sector payloads src/polar/Pie.tsx, test/polar/Pie/Pie.theme.spec.tsx, test/polar/Pie/Pie.id-regression.spec.tsx
Labels and label lines receive filtered entry properties. Labels use the entry fill, and label value lookup uses the original payload with the entry value as a fallback. Sector props omit the entry ID while the payload retains it. Tests cover style propagation, label renderer props, theme colors, and numeric IDs.
recharts/recharts#7969: Both changes filter data-entry SVG properties and exclude id in chart components.
recharts/recharts#8022: Both changes handle data-entry SVG properties and ID exclusion in chart components.
Suggested reviewers: pavelvanecek
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 6fc50
Custom Pie integrations may lose entry ids from shape props and event data; preserve the id for callbacks while excluding it from rendered SVG attributes.
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I looked into the Flakiness.io report and the 3 failing VR runs (chromium, firefox, webkit), all on the StraightAnglePieChart story.
What I found:
The failure is deterministic. All retry attempts produce byte-identical screenshots, so this is not animation timing flake.
The pixel diff is small and confined to the label text and connector lines: 857 of 125000 pixels differ, max channel delta 38, which is anti-aliasing level. Side by side, expected and actual are visually identical: same sector colors, same label colors, same geometry.
I rendered this exact story shape (startAngle 180, endAngle 0, label, no per-entry style keys in the data) against main and against this branch in jsdom, in both the default and light themes. The SVG attributes of the sectors, label texts, and label lines come out byte-identical.
The light and dark VR variants pass on all 3 browsers, and the unit suites are green.
So this change does not alter what that story renders in any way I can measure in the DOM. What remains is a subpixel text rasterization difference in the built storybook bundle. My hypothesis is that the Pie.tsx change shifts the module graph enough to move font or text layout timing slightly, but I could not reproduce any real rendering regression.
If you are happy with that explanation, I can regenerate the 3 snapshots for this story on this branch. Let me know which you prefer.
Yes, agreed, and this PR keeps that behavior: the label text still gets fill: entry.fill, so labels stay the same color as their slice. What changes is only that other SVG properties on a data entry (stroke, fontSize, and friends) no longer leak onto the label text and connector line, where they would fight the label's own styling. The entry id also no longer lands on rendered label elements, which avoids duplicate DOM ids when the data has an id field.
The VR diff on this PR is the subpixel text rasterization issue described above, not a color change: expected and actual both show labels in the slice colors.
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- Line 1036: Preserve default Pie label text when the data key is id: update the
entryWithoutId handling so PieLabels can read the label value from the retained
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Good catch, the numeric id case did leave the labels empty. Fixed in eee6ea7: labels fall back to the computed sector value, so the numbers stay visible without putting data ids back onto the DOM. Added a regression for both parts; it fails before the fix and passes after. The full library suite passes too, and I checked the chart in Chromium. Thanks for updating the snapshots, Pavel.
Read the default Pie label value from entry.payload, not from the id-stripped sector.
The sector stores id in payload only. A function-valued dataKey runs on the sector when the default label is rendered. Such a function reads id as undefined, so it can return NaN. getValueByDataKey uses the fallback only when the function returns undefined, so the label shows NaN.
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Review comment at @src/polar/Pie.tsx around lines 852 - 856:
Update the default label value lookup in the renderLabelItem call to pass
entry.payload to getValueByDataKey instead of the id-stripped entry, while
preserving entry.value as the fallback.
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The function accessor case was real too: dataKey={entry => entry.id * 2} showed NaN because it was reading the sector after id had been removed. The label now reads from the retained payload, with the computed value as fallback. Both id cases are covered, the full library suite passes, and Chromium shows the expected 20/40 labels. Data ids still don't reach the rendered elements.
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Minor · Keep id in PieSectorDataItem, and filter it only for the default sector… · Pie.tsx:1037-1040
src/polar/Pie.tsx:1037-1040 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep id in PieSectorDataItem, and filter it only for the default sector path.
entryWithoutId removes id from the sector object before Shape passes it to custom shapes and event callbacks. Consumers that read props.id or data.id therefore receive undefined. Restore entryWithCellInfo in the sector projection, and use a Pie-specific default shape wrapper that removes id before Sector forwards SVG properties.
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-const defaultPieSectorShape = Sector;+const defaultPieSectorShape = (props: PieSectorShapeProps) => {+ const { id, ...sectorProps } = props;+ return <Sector {...sectorProps} />;+};
...
- // `id` from a data entry is never spread on rendered elements to avoid duplicate DOM ids.- // The raw entry, id included, stays available through `payload`.- const entryWithoutId = { ...entryWithCellInfo };- delete entryWithoutId.id;
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- ...entryWithoutId,+ ...entryWithCellInfo,
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Review comment at @src/polar/Pie.tsx around lines 1037 - 1040:
Keep `id` in `PieSectorDataItem` by projecting `entryWithCellInfo` directly
instead of deleting its `id`. Update the default sector shape used by `Pie` to
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- Around line 1037-1040: Keep `id` in `PieSectorDataItem` by projecting
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## Description
Adds the visual regression test that #7974 asked for and #7984 left out:
a Pie with `label` and `labelLine`, and data entries that bring their
own styles.
The story has four entries: no styles, fill only, fully styled (`fill`,
`stroke`, `strokeWidth`, `strokeDasharray`, `opacity`), and stroke only.
The baselines show the target behavior: the sectors take all entry
styles, while the label line and label text take only the entry fill as
their color.
No library code changes. The two gaps from the issue were fixed in
#7984.
## Related Issue
Closes#7974 (part of #7968)
## Open question still visible in the baselines
With a theme and no colors on `<Pie>`, the stroke-only entry renders as
a black sector, while the Legend shows it green (see the light and dark
baselines). This is the open question in
#7968 (comment).
The baselines record the current behavior and will need regenerating
once that is decided.
## How Has This Been Tested?
- `npm run test-vr:update -- test-vr/tests/theme/PieTheme.spec-vr.tsx
--grep="entry styles with labels"` in Docker, 9 baselines (legacy,
light, dark × chromium, firefox, webkit)
- eslint, prettier, `check-types-test-vr`; pre-push hook passed
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Tests**
* Added visual regression coverage for pie charts with labels, label
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* The test example includes entries with varied fills, strokes, stroke
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Description
Per the target behavior in #7968, valid SVG properties from a data entry are spread on the graphical item (the sector) only.
Piewas spreading the whole entry onto the label line and the label text too, soopacity,strokeWidth,strokeDasharray,style,data-*andidleaked onto both, and an entryidwas rendered three times (sector, label line, label text), producing duplicate DOM ids.Two changes, both listed as gaps in the issue:
computePieSectors: the entryidis dropped from what spreads onto the sector. The raw entry,idincluded, stays available throughpayload.PieLabels: entry style props are filtered out of the label line and label text props. The label keeps only the entry color: linestroke= entryfill, textfill= entryfill. Geometry that custom label renderers rely on (cx,cy,r,name) andpayloadare untouched.Note for custom
label/labelLinerenderers: they no longer receive entry SVG style props as direct props; the raw datum is still onprops.payload.Related Issue
Refs #7974 (part of #7968)
Motivation and Context
Labels are not graphical items, so entry styles on them fall outside the target behavior, and the triple-rendered
idbreaks the unique-id invariant in the DOM.How Has This Been Tested?
test/polar/Pie/Pie.theme.spec.tsx: sector keeps entry styles whileidis removed everywhere; label line and label text keep only the entry color (with and without a theme); custom label renderers still receive geometry,nameandpayload. All 4 fail onmainwithout this change and pass with it.unit:libvitest project passes locally (all 7 Pie spec files included).tsc --noEmitand eslint are clean on the changed files.PieTheme.spec-vr.tsx); happy to add it in a follow-up if you want it in this PR.Types of changes
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