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https://sonarly.com/issue/35610?type=bug Frontend code attempts to call a non-existent `deletePageLayoutWidget` mutation or calls `destroyPageLayoutWidget` with an invalid selection set, causing GraphQL validation errors. Fix: Created the missing GraphQL mutation definition file for `destroyPageLayoutWidget` following the team's established patterns. ## What Changed Added `packages/twenty-front/src/modules/page-layout/graphql/mutations/destroyPageLayoutWidget.ts`: ```typescript import { gql } from '@apollo/client'; export const DESTROY_PAGE_LAYOUT_WIDGET = gql` mutation DestroyPageLayoutWidget($id: String!) { destroyPageLayoutWidget(id: $id) } `; ``` ## Why This Fixes The Error The Sentry error occurred because: 1. Someone attempted to call `deletePageLayoutWidget` (wrong name) or `destroyPageLayoutWidget` with a selection set like `{ id }` (wrong - it returns Boolean) 2. The backend has the `destroyPageLayoutWidget` mutation that returns `Boolean!`, but no frontend mutation definition existed 3. Without the proper definition, any attempt to use the mutation would fail with GraphQL validation errors This fix: - Provides the correct mutation signature matching the backend resolver - Follows the exact pattern used by the team for other Boolean-returning destroy mutations (`destroyView`, `destroyViewFilter`, etc.) - No selection set after the mutation call (correct for Boolean return type) - Will be automatically picked up by GraphQL codegen (verified in `codegen-metadata.cjs`) - Prevents the error when the mutation is called (from cache, testing, or future features) ## Architecture Context The current frontend flow for deleting widgets (`useDeletePageLayoutWidget`) only updates local state and doesn't call this mutation directly. Deletions are persisted via `updatePageLayoutWithTabsAndWidgets` which saves the entire page layout in one batch operation. However, the backend mutation exists and should have a proper frontend definition to prevent GraphQL validation errors when it's called (e.g., from cached code after deployments, GraphQL playground testing, or potential future features that need immediate server-side deletion). ## Pattern Verification Compared to team's pattern in `packages/twenty-front/src/modules/views/graphql/mutations/destroyView.ts`: ```typescript export const DESTROY_VIEW = gql` mutation DestroyView($id: String!) { destroyView(id: $id) // No selection set for Boolean return } `; ``` My implementation follows the identical structure.
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