fix(core): resolve the table drag position against the current document - #2986
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Fixes TypeCellOS#2921. `TableHandlesView.tablePos` was captured on `mousemove` and then used directly. `mousemove` doesn't fire while a native drag is in progress, so any transaction that changed the document mid-drag - a concurrent local edit, or another collaborator's change over Yjs - left it stale. The next `decorations()` call resolved it into whatever node now sat at that position and threw: RangeError: Index 1 out of range for <paragraph("…")> That escapes `viewDecorations` -> `updateStateInner` -> `dispatchTransaction`, so it breaks the dispatch of the *other* edit, not just the drag. `getTablePos(doc)` now resolves the position against the document it's about to be used with: it keeps the cached value when that still points at the table, and re-resolves from the table's block ID when it doesn't. All three consumers go through it - the drop-cursor decorations, the drag-start transaction meta, and `setCellSelection`. Re-resolving by ID rather than remapping through `tr.mapping` was the deliberate choice here. A mapping follows the position when content shifts around the table, but not when the table node is replaced outright, which is what Yjs does when e.g. a cell colour changes from the side menu. The ID survives both. The cached position is checked first, so the common case is one `resolve` rather than a document walk. The regression test drives a real drag, dispatches an insert into the paragraph above the table mid-drag, and asserts the drop cursor still renders afterwards - so the position is re-resolved rather than merely swallowed - and that the concurrent edit itself landed. It reproduces the RangeError above without the fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTableHandlesView now validates cached table positions against the active document and re-resolves stale positions by table ID. Drag metadata, drop-cursor decorations, and cell selection use the validated position. A regression test covers document edits during row dragging. ChangesTable drag position handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves table dragging during concurrent edits, but merge readiness still requires confirming consistent table-ID validation and safe handling when a drag position cannot be resolved. These are bounded, localized correctness follow-ups rather than release-blocking risks. Possibly related PRs
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In `@packages/core/src/extensions/TableHandles/TableHandles.ts`:
- Around line 544-566: Update the fast-path validation in getTablePos to use
getNodeId on the resolved parent instead of comparing parent.attrs.id directly
with this.tableId. Preserve the existing position bounds, error handling,
fallback to getNodeById, and return behavior.
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| getTablePos(doc: Node): number | undefined { | ||
| if (this.tableId === undefined) { | ||
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| // `tablePos` sits just inside the block container, so the node it resolves | ||
| // into is the container, which carries the ID to check against. A false | ||
| // negative here only costs the lookup below, so the cheap check is enough. | ||
| if (this.tablePos !== undefined && this.tablePos <= doc.content.size) { | ||
| try { | ||
| if (doc.resolve(this.tablePos).parent.attrs.id === this.tableId) { | ||
| return this.tablePos; | ||
| } | ||
| } catch { | ||
| // Out of range for this document - re-resolve below. | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| const posInfo = getNodeById(this.tableId, doc); | ||
| this.tablePos = posInfo && posInfo.posBeforeNode + 1; | ||
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| return this.tablePos; | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- table identity and schema references ---'
rg -n -C 5 'tableId|getTablePos|table\w*Block|TableHandles|isSuggestedDeletionNode|y-attributed-delete' packages/core/src/extensions/TableHandles packages/core/src/blocks packages/core/src/schema packages/core/src/api --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.tsx' | head -n 300Repository: TypeCellOS/BlockNote
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fd -t f . packages/core/src/schema packages/core/src/y | xargs rg -n -C 10 'blockContainer|bnBlock|annotation|y-attributed-delete' | head -n 300
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from dataclasses import dataclass
`@dataclass`
class Node:
attrs_id: str
suggested_deletion: bool = False
def get_node_id(node, doc):
if not node.attrs_id:
raise ValueError("missing ID")
if not node.suggested_deletion:
return node.attrs_id
index = 0
for candidate in doc:
if candidate.attrs_id == node.attrs_id:
if candidate is node:
return f"{node.attrs_id}-{index}"
index += 1
raise ValueError("node not found")
def get_node_by_id(identifier, doc):
for node in doc:
computed = get_node_id(node, doc)
if computed == identifier:
return node
return None
live = Node("table")
deleted = Node("table", suggested_deletion=True)
doc = [live, deleted]
fast_path_id = deleted.attrs_id
fallback = get_node_by_id(fast_path_id, doc)
computed_deleted_id = get_node_id(deleted, doc)
print({
"fast_path_id": fast_path_id,
"computed_deleted_id": computed_deleted_id,
"fallback_matches_fast_path_id": fallback is deleted,
"fallback_match_is_live_node": fallback is live,
})
assert computed_deleted_id == "table-1"
assert fallback is live
assert fast_path_id != computed_deleted_id
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Use getNodeId in the fast path. A y-attributed-delete table can have an ID such as table-1, while parent.attrs.id remains table. The fast path can therefore accept a position that getNodeById would reject.
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In `@packages/core/src/extensions/TableHandles/TableHandles.ts` around lines 544 -
566, Update the fast-path validation in getTablePos to use getNodeId on the
resolved parent instead of comparing parent.attrs.id directly with this.tableId.
Preserve the existing position bounds, error handling, fallback to getNodeById,
and return behavior.
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Closing this — it's redundant. #2921 was already fixed on
My mistake was branching from I did verify rather than just assume. The end-to-end regression test on this branch reproduces the original Sorry for the noise, @nperez0111. Closing #2921 as fixed too. |
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Summary
Fixes #2921.
TableHandlesView.tablePoswas captured onmousemoveand then used as-is.mousemovedoesn't fire while a native HTML5 drag is in progress, so any transaction that changed the document mid-drag left it stale, and the nextdecorations()call resolved it into whatever node now occupied that position:That escapes
viewDecorations→updateStateInner→dispatchTransaction, so it breaks the dispatch of the other edit, not just the drag.Rationale
The trigger is any document change during a drag — a concurrent local edit, or another collaborator's change arriving over Yjs. Since the failure surfaces in the transaction dispatch of the edit that arrived, a remote user's typing can break the editor for whoever happens to be dragging a table row at the time.
Changes
TableHandlesView.getTablePos(doc), which resolves the position against the document it's about to be used with: it keeps the cachedtablePoswhen that still points at the table, and re-resolves it from the table's block ID when it doesn't.decorations(), thetablePosput on the drag-start transaction meta, andsetCellSelection().Re-resolving by ID rather than remapping through
tr.mappingwas a deliberate choice, and differs from the suggestion in the issue. A mapping follows the position when surrounding content shifts, but not when the table node is replaced outright — which is what Yjs does when, for example, a cell colour is changed from the side menu. The block ID survives both. The cached position is validated first, so the common path is a singleresolverather than a document walk.Worth noting for review:
view.state.blockis not affected.TableHandlesView.update()already re-resolves it from its ID on every view update, sotablePoswas the only piece left unrefreshed. An earlier comment of mine on the issue claimed otherwise; it's corrected there.Impact
Behaviour is unchanged when nothing edits the document mid-drag, which is the overwhelmingly common case — the cached position validates and is returned as-is.
No public API change.
getTablePosis added toTableHandlesView, andtablePosremains a public property.This overlaps with #2920, which wraps the drag decoration build in a
try/catchso a stale position skips the decorations rather than throwing. That is a backstop for the same failure; this PR removes the cause, so the backstop stops being load-bearing. The two are independent and can land in either order — this branch is written againstmainwithout #2920 — but they touch the same file and the second to merge will need a small conflict resolution.Testing
Adds an end-to-end regression test in
tests/src/end-to-end/tables/tables.test.tsx. It drives a real drag via Playwright's mouse, dispatches an insert into the paragraph above the table while the drag is in progress, and then asserts:The test reproduces the
RangeErrorabove without the fix and fails on chromium and webkit; it passes with it. Drag tests skip on firefox, matching the existing convention in that file.Also run: the full browser e2e suite (the failures present are pre-existing on this base and unrelated — keyboard handlers, AI selection, comments, y-prosemirror — all confirmed failing on a clean tree too), and
@blocknote/core's unit tests, 695 passing.Checklist
Additional Notes
Branched off
v0.52.1rather than currentmain, so it is behind by a number of commits. Happy to rebase if that's preferred before review.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests