https://sonarly.com/issue/24634?type=bug A relative date filter value stored in JSON format (`{"unit":"DAY","amount":7,"direction":"NEXT"}`) cannot be parsed by the regex-based `relativeDateFilterStringifiedSchema` which expects the format `NEXT_7_DAY;;timezone;;`, causing a crash on the /objects/meetings page when resolving view filters into GraphQL operation filters. Fix: Three changes fix both the source of bad data and handle existing bad data: 1. **WorkflowStepFilterValueInput.tsx (line 111)**: Changed `JSON.stringify(newRelativeDateFilter)` to `stringifyRelativeDateFilter(newRelativeDateFilter)`. This ensures new workflow step filter values are serialized in the expected regex-stringified format (`NEXT_7_DAY;;timezone;;`) instead of raw JSON. The import was already present on line 12. 2. **resolveRelativeDateTimeFilterStringified.ts**: Added `safeParseRelativeDateFilterJSONStringified` as a fallback when the regex-based `relativeDateFilterStringifiedSchema.safeParse()` fails. This handles existing JSON-format values already persisted in user view filters without breaking the primary parsing path. 3. **resolveRelativeDateFilterStringified.ts**: Same fallback added to the DATE variant (sibling of the DATE_TIME resolver) for consistency, since it has the same vulnerability. 4. **Test file**: Added two test cases verifying that both resolvers correctly handle JSON-stringified filter values as fallback input. The `safeParseRelativeDateFilterJSONStringified` utility already existed in twenty-shared and uses Zod schema validation, so the fallback is safe and well-validated.
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Personalize layouts with filters, sort, group by, kanban and table views
Customize your objects and fields
Create and manage permissions with custom roles
Automate workflow with triggers and actions
Emails, calendar events, files, and more
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