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4.0 - Imported charts shows error on embedding #28446
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To address the issue of "Guest user cannot modify chart payload" for imported charts in Apache Superset 4.0.0, you can automate the update of the
Before proceeding with either method, ensure you have a complete backup of your database to prevent data loss. It's also recommended to test your solution in a development environment before applying it to production. Here's a simplified example of how you might use Python to update chart metadata using Superset's API: import requests
SUPSERET_API_URL = "http://your-superset-instance/api/v1/chart"
API_TOKEN = "your_api_token"
def update_chart(chart_id, updated_config):
headers = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_TOKEN}"}
response = requests.put(f"{SUPSERET_API_URL}/{chart_id}", json=updated_config, headers=headers)
if response.status_code == 200:
print(f"Successfully updated chart {chart_id}")
else:
print(f"Failed to update chart {chart_id}: {response.text}")
# Example usage
chart_id = 123 # Example chart ID
updated_config = {
# Your updated chart configuration including the new query_context
}
update_chart(chart_id, updated_config) This script is a basic example and will need to be adjusted based on your specific requirements, including authentication and the exact structure of the
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I actually tried to call the update api to see if the |
I also noticed a different related issue. |
I could patch the issue described (「Guest user cannot modify chart payload」): |
@betodealmeida am I taking crazy pills or does this sound like the issue you fixed in unblocking 4.0? |
I think the issue blocking 4.0 previously was without imports, embeds would show that error for certain charts. This is a blocker for us though, as we use a multi-environment setup and have to use imports to deploy to higher environments. Adding a new manual step to an already cumbersome pipeline wouldn't bode well. |
Any update on this? We use a multi-environment set up and this presently a blocker. |
We're also experiencing this issue and have not updated to 4.x.x because of this. Was working fine on 3.x. There are some nice improvements within 4.x we'd like to take advantage of, but this is currenty blocking us from updating. |
@michael-s-molina do you have any context on this, perchance? |
@rusackas I think this was caused by a change made by @betodealmeida #27484 |
Bug description
「Guest user cannot modify chart payload」 Error is displayed for imported charts.
It's related to this issue, but with a specific reproduction flow. (#27177)
How to reproduce the bug
Screenshots/recordings
Superset version
4.0.0
Python version
3.9
Node version
16
Browser
Chrome
Additional context
It seems that the export/import functionality doesn't copy the
query_context
field. (It becomesnull
after import)I believe the
query_context
became important after this PR: https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/27484/filesWorkaround
I noticed that just by opening the imported chart in the superset side updates the
query_context
and the embed starts working for that chart. We can't use this workaround as we have hundreds of charts for each of our clients.Checklist
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