Codex Task Logs

I'm checking the root for any AGENTS.md instructions to guide my next steps.

The task is frontend-focused, so I’ll likely only need to run frontend tests.

I'll check the root of the project now.

I'll look for JS files related to "tables" or "select" to handle view resets.

I'll look for "change table" or relevant table selection references in the project.

I'll look for the view settings or any column configurations.

I'll open view_settings.js to see what it contains and examine its structure.

Let me scroll down further to check out the remaining functions.

The file’s large, but I've already checked the table selection part. Now searching for functions!

Continuing to scroll to find additional relevant changes.

I'm focusing on lines 196 and looking for how to reset view settings on table selection.

I'm looking for tableSel.addEventListener('change', around line 366 to modify defaults.

I'll open around line 381 to check the relevant code.

I'm searching for a function like resetUi() to reset to default parameters on table switch.

I’ll inspect the first few lines of the file to locate initial parameter values.

I don't see a reset function, so I'll create one. I'll look for related functions.

I'll need to implement a function to reset settings when switching tables to defaults, like column selection, filters, and derived columns, and consider URL params for the new table.

I’ll search for the 'dive' function to understand it better.

I’ll look for a definition of the dive function by searching for dive(.

Just need to go a bit more to find what I’m looking for.

When switching tables, I'll reset all view settings to defaults and handle event listeners.

The applyParams function sets many fields, but it doesn't reset non-provided ones to defaults.

I'll scroll down to check for any default values.

The default limit is 100, so I'll scroll to the bottom for group_by and more.

I need to locate where group_by is used in the code.

I'll open lines from 220 to 330 to check for default values.

I think after loadColumns, I should call applyParams({table: newTable}) to reset parameters.

I need to manually reset limit values to default since applyParams({}) won't do it.

I need to find a function, possibly updateDisplayTypeUI(), to reset UI fields to default.

I'll activate the virtual environment and check the tests to identify the necessary modules.

I'll check the test_web folder to understand its features better.

I'll test the multi-table functionality to see if it's relevant to the changes.

I'll look for tests related to table switching to investigate.

I'm checking out the test file located at tests/test_web_columns.py.

I’ll search for tests related to table switching, so I can add a new one.

I’ll check the default states in tests/test_web_basics.py.

I'll check tests/test_multi_table_web.py to see if resetting columns is already tested.

I see there are two tests. I need to add one for table reset. Let me check "web_utils" for relevant query functions.

I'll add a test to check if switching tables resets column settings. I'll update test_multi_table_web.py.

I'm looking through the content and scrolling toward the bottom to see everything.

I'll test resetting selected columns to default after changing tables, adjusting accordingly with test cases.

I'll check sample.csv for column names and expected defaults before setting up the test.

The sample.csv dataset has 4 columns, but _create_test_database uses 5. Let's investigate.

I’ll open _create_test_database earlier to verify columns, since dataset might not be reliable.

I'm going through _create_test_database to make sure the columns are correct.

Events have 5 columns, but extra has 3. Testing column customization may reset UI changes.

Switching tables resets column settings, but view settings like group_by need resetting too.

I'm reviewing the earlier parts, focusing on the guessTimeColumn function.

I'll search for guessTimeColumn in time_column.js to see if it's defined there.

I'll need to design a reset function that clears fields and reverts values to defaults.

I'll implement resetViewSettings() to set all values to their defaults, including columns and filters.

I'll set the constant, using defaultLimit = parseInt(limitInput.value, 10); and adjust limitValues.

I'm initializing defaultLimit after retrieving limitInput, then resetting groupBy.chips. I'll modify tests.

Instead of targeting specific column names, I'll uncheck the first available column and focus on resetting settings.

I'll check the status of the repository right now.

I'll work on a patch for the JS file.

I'm thinking about where to define resetViewSettings(), maybe close to updateDisplayTypeUI.

I'll open lines 630-760 to place the new function near the one around 655.

I'll scroll a bit more to line 760 to check for the relevant section.

I'll consider adding resetViewSettings near applyParams and check its vicinity in the code.

Opening a range from 760 to 861 to inspect applyParams and resetViewSettings.

I'll keep scrolling until I reach the section around 1100.

I'll check lines 872 to 920 to confirm if there's more after 888.

I'll check from line 904 to verify the file's completion.

The file ends around line 903, so I can modify after applyParams or before parseSearch. I’ll also confirm if there's an "addFilter()" earlier in the file, possibly around line 501.

Time to implement the patch! Let’s get the code fixed up.

I'll create a new function between applyParams and parseSearch, then patch with apply_patch.

I'm going to add the resetViewSettings function after applyParams, possibly after parseSearch.

I’m adding resetViewSettings after applyParams at line 764.

I think I'll add the new function after applyParams, just before parseSearch. Let's patch!

I’ll add the new function right after the closing '});' to fit in properly.

I'll insert the new function right before parseSearch.

I’ll update the event listener to call resetViewSettings whenever the table is changed.

I'll update the event listener to call resetViewSettings() and directly apply the table params.

Next, I'll add the defaultLimit variable and check the top of the file.

I changed how updateDisplayTypeUI is used in resetViewSettings to manage field visibility, and I updated how updateSelectedColumns is called. There's also the time_column interplay: resetViewSettings and applyParams will adjust defaultTimeColumn as needed. I'll run ruff format now.

Since ruff is for Python, I'll run ruff format on the Python repo.

I'll patch tests/test_multi_table_web.py to add the new test before running pytest.

I’ll add a new test following the existing ones.

I'm going to confirm if the patch was successfully inserted.

I'll check the patch range, from lines 24 to 100, ensuring it's correctly placed.

Time to run ruff format, ruff check, and pyright again to verify no issues.

I'll run pytest with the specific test test_table_switch_resets_view_settings.

I'm checking the git status to see what changes are pending.

Time to stage the changes and commit them to the repo!

I'll review the git status to see if anything has changed since the last check.

I'll review the patch and capture the relevant lines around the event listener.

I'll grab the line ranges for where the resetViewSettings function is added.

I'll find the specific lines near the event listener where the code was altered.

I'll grab the line numbers where the new resetViewSettings function starts and ends.

I'll grab the lines from the tests to reference them properly.

I'll run ruff format again to check the patch formatting.

Ruff failed on a JS file; I’ll rerun it just for Python.

I'll run ruff and pyright again to make sure everything's in top shape.

I’ll confirm by checking the status since no changes seem to have been made.

I'll start drafting the final message to summarize the changes in the PR.