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fix(tanstack-start): group repeated search params into arrays for custom admin views - #19439
The TanStack Start admin route's loader built a custom view's search with Object.fromEntries(new URLSearchParams(searchStr)). Since location.searchStr is qs-serialized, arrays arrive as indexed keys (operation[0]=update&operation[1]=delete), and fromEntries also keeps only the last value of a genuinely repeated key. A custom admin view on TanStack Start therefore received {"operation[0]":"update","operation[1]":"delete"} where the Next.js adapter passes {"operation":["update","delete"]}.
searchToRecord now groups both repeated plain keys and indexed key[n] keys into arrays, while bracket keys like filter[op] stay flat strings, matching the Next.js adapter's searchParams shape case by case from the issue's table.
searchToRecord removes trailing numeric indexes from query keys and groups values under the resulting key. A key with one value remains a string; a key with multiple values becomes an array. Nested bracket keys remain unchanged.
searchToRecord removes trailing numeric indexes from keys and groups values under the normalized key. It returns a string for one value and an array for multiple values. Nested bracket keys remain unchanged.
Repeated query values now arrive as arrays in custom admin views on TanStack Start. Views that read the literal operation[] key, as on Next.js, can still miss the filter. This is a narrow parity gap with a workaround, so it is mergeable with owner awareness.
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Issue #19410 requires TanStack Start custom views to receive the same searchParams shape as Next.js. The whole-PR diff (merge base to head) changes only searchToRecord in packages/tanstack-start/src/a…
Make the operation[] row match the issue table, or obtain explicit confirmation from the issue owner that the key operation is acceptable for this row. If matching is required, preserve the original bracket form before qs re-serialization. …
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The title names the main change: repeated search params are grouped into arrays in the TanStack Start custom admin view adapter. It matches the raw summary, which says searchToRecord groups repeated q…
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The description states the problem and the fix. It links issue #19410 and explains that the loader used Object.fromEntries with URLSearchParams, which lost array values. It states that searchToRecord …
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The whole-PR diff changes one file, packages/tanstack-start/src/adapters/views/index.tsx, and only the searchToRecord body and its comment (+21/-2). The change serves the search-record shape described…
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The title names the main change: repeated search params are grouped into arrays in the TanStack Start custom admin view adapter. It matches the raw summary, which says searchToRecord groups repeated query keys and indexed keys into arrays. The title is specific and follows the conventional commit style. The scope tag and area are accurate.
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The description states the problem and the fix. It links issue #19410 and explains that the loader used Object.fromEntries with URLSearchParams, which lost array values. It states that searchToRecord now groups repeated plain keys and indexed key[n] keys into arrays and keeps bracket keys flat. This matches the raw summary and the linked issue objectives.
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The whole-PR diff changes one file, packages/tanstack-start/src/adapters/views/index.tsx, and only the searchToRecord body and its comment (+21/-2). The change serves the search-record shape described in issue #19410. No other files, refactors, or exported declarations changed. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head could not be read because the changed blobs are missing from the checkout. The whole-PR diff was sufficient for this verdict.
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Issue #19410 requires TanStack Start custom views to receive the same searchParams shape as Next.js. The whole-PR diff (merge base to head) changes only searchToRecord in packages/tanstack-start/src/adapters/views/index.tsx. It now groups repeated plain keys and strips a trailing numeric index (regex /^([^[]]+)[\d+]$/), so the following rows of the issue table are met: (1) operation=update&operation=delete yields operation: ["update","delete"]; (2) operation=delete yields operation: "delete"; (3) filter[op]=update&filter[user]=x stays flat, because nested bracket keys do not match the regex. The row operation[]=update&operation[]=delete is not met. Next.js yields the key operation[] with an array value. The TanStack loader receives searchStr after qs re-serialization (operation[0]=...&operation[1]=...), so the bracket form [] is no longer present. The new code emits the key operation, not operation[]. A view that reads searchParams["operation[]"] on Next.js therefore gets undefined on TanStack Start. The PR description says the change matches the issue table case by case, which does not hold for this row. No automated test covers the table rows. Single-element indexed arrays (for example operation[0]=delete) also produce a string, which the issue does not specify.
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Make the operation[] row match the issue table, or obtain explicit confirmation from the issue owner that the key operation is acceptable for this row. If matching is required, preserve the original bracket form before qs re-serialization. This may require changing how payloadStringifySearch or the location search is produced, not only searchToRecord. Update the PR description so it does not claim a case-by-case match for this row. Add a unit test for searchToRecord that covers each issue table row, including single-element indexed arrays.
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Review comments at @packages/tanstack-start/src/adapters/views/index.tsx:
- Line 25: Update the baseKey normalization so numeric bracket indices are
removed only from top-level keys such as operation[0], while nested keys such as
filter[op][0] retain their indices. Preserve the original flat keys for nested
arrays so custom views receive the expected values.
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Make the `operation[]` row match the issue table. Either keep the original
bracket form so the view receives `operation[]` as Next does, or confirm with
the issue owner that the key name `operation` is acceptable for this row. Update
the PR description so it does not claim a case-by-case match when the `[]` row
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- Line 26: Update the key normalization in the custom view adapter so
serialization preserves the original operation[] query key instead of converting
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Make the operation[] row match the issue table, or obtain explicit confirmation
from the issue owner that the key operation is acceptable for this row. If
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re-serialization. This may require changing how payloadStringifySearch or the
location search is produced, not only searchToRecord. Update the PR description
so it does not claim a case-by-case match for this row. Add a unit test for
searchToRecord that covers each issue table row, including single-element
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.requestbase='https://unpkg.com/next@16.4.2/dist/'paths=['server/base-server.js','server/next-server.js','server/lib/router-server.js','server/lib/router-utils/resolve-routes.js','server/app-render/app-render.js','server/route-modules/app-page/module.js','server/web/adapter.js']for path in paths: try: with urllib.request.urlopen(base+path, timeout=12) as response: lines=response.read().decode().splitlines() matches=[i for i,line in enumerate(lines) if 'searchParamsToUrlQuery' in line] for i in matches: print('\n'+base+path+':'+str(i+1)) for j in range(max(0,i-3), min(len(lines),i+4)): print(f'{j+1:5} {lines[j]}') except Exception as exc: print(f'{base+path}: unavailable: {exc}')PY
Preserve the operation[] key for cross-adapter parity.
For ?operation[]=update&operation[]=delete, TanStack passes searchParams.operation to the custom view. Next.js passes searchParams["operation[]"], so a view that reads that key can miss the filter on TanStack. Preserve the original query key before serialization.
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Update the key normalization in the custom view adapter so serialization
preserves the original operation[] query key instead of converting it to
operation. Keep the original key available to the view for parity with Next.js
search parameters, while preserving existing handling for other keys.
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Fixes #19410
The TanStack Start admin route's loader built a custom view's
searchwithObject.fromEntries(new URLSearchParams(searchStr)). Sincelocation.searchStris qs-serialized, arrays arrive as indexed keys (operation[0]=update&operation[1]=delete), andfromEntriesalso keeps only the last value of a genuinely repeated key. A custom admin view on TanStack Start therefore received{"operation[0]":"update","operation[1]":"delete"}where the Next.js adapter passes{"operation":["update","delete"]}.searchToRecordnow groups both repeated plain keys and indexedkey[n]keys into arrays, while bracket keys likefilter[op]stay flat strings, matching the Next.js adapter'ssearchParamsshape case by case from the issue's table.