DQD status filter not applied when filtering by status "0"

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Assessment

Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
76/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Start in the Data Quality Dashboard checks view and reproduce the issue with a dataset containing both status 0 and status 1 checks. Apply the status "0" filter, then change sort order to verify the results. Done means only status 0 checks remain and the funnel icon indicates the filter is active, while status "1" filtering continues to work.

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Description

bug QA system test

Preconditions:

Data Quality Dashboard open for a dataset with a mix of status 0 and status 1 checks

Steps to reproduce:

Open the DQD checks view.
Apply the status filter with value "0".
Review the resulting list and the filter (funnel) icon on the column
Manipulate with the order: ascending/descending to verify results quickly

Expected result:

  1. Only checks with status 0 are shown.
  2. The funnel icon appears, indicating the filter is active.

Actual result:

  1. Checks with status 1 still appear in the list.
  2. The funnel icon does not show up, which suggests the filter is not fully applied.

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Additional notes:

Filtering by status "1" works as expected and does not reproduce the issue.
Reproduced across datasets and environments (project PROD, DEV synthetic), so it is not tied to a specific dataset.

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