fix(SDK-1266): guard against a partial date range reaching Apply - #2717
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DateRangeFilter treated draftRange as appliable whenever the object was truthy, without checking that both start and end were present. The default DateRangePicker can never emit a one-sided range, but any other DateRangePicker adapter (including a host's custom implementation) could, and a one-sided range silently produced an asymmetric API request that surfaced as a generic, confusing error. A malformed range now collapses to "no selection" instead.
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Summary
DateRangeFilter.handleApply()treateddraftRangeas valid whenever the object was truthy, without checking thatstartandendwere both present.DateRangePickercan never emit a one-sided range (react-aria withholdsonChangeuntil both sides are complete), so this gap was invisible there — butDateRangeFilteraccepts anyDateRangePickeradapter, and a non-conforming one could emit a partial range that would sail through togetApiDateParams(), building an asymmetric request that surfaced as a generic, confusing error.handleRangeChangenow coerces any range missing either side tonull, so Apply falls through to the existing clean-reset path instead.Jira: SDK-1266
Test plan
DateRangeFilter.test.tsxpasses (7/7)eslint/tsc --noEmitclean