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Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)


Description

When the file upload limit was reached, the dropzone silently turned grey with no explanation to the user. Dropping more files than the limit allowed rejected the entire batch, and files stuck in error state had no way to recover.

IMPORTANT NOTE: we need to merge [WC-3363 Fileuploader: dismiss action for validation errors](#2198 (comment)) first

This PR addresses everything below:

  • Silent disabled dropzone -> now shows "Maximum file count of X reached."
  • Drop overflow now splits on remaining capacity. Only the excess are shown as errors
  • Files rejected due to total or batch limit auto-retry when capacity is freed (file removed or error dismissed)
  • Wrong XML description on maxFilesPerUpload fixed
  • No way to set unlimited -> required="false" added; 0 and empty both mean unlimited (default)
  • New "Maximum files per upload batch" property to cap server commits per drop event
  • New "File limit reached" and "Batch limit exceeded" text properties for message customization
  • File list reordered: successful uploads shown above rejected files

What should be covered while testing?

Setup: File Uploader, "Maximum number of files" = 5, "Maximum files per upload batch" = 2, files mode.

File limit feedback:

  1. Upload 1 file → dropzone stays active, no warning shown
  2. Upload until total = limit → dropzone turns grey AND message appears: "Maximum file count of 5 reached."
  3. Remove 1 file while at limit → dropzone re-enables, message disappears
  4. Refresh page with existing files at limit → dropzone immediately grey with message on load, no user action needed

Unlimited behavior:
5. Set total limit = 0 → dropzone never disables regardless of file count
6. Leave total limit empty → same as 0, unlimited

Drop total limit:
7. Set total limit = 3, no batch limit. Drop 5 files → first 3 upload, last 2 appear as errors with "Maximum file count of 3 reached."
8. Remove 1 uploaded file → one of the errored files automatically starts uploading

Batch limit:
9. Set batch limit = 2, drop 5 files → first 2 upload, remaining 3 appear as errors: "File not uploaded. Batch limit of 2 files per drop was reached."
10. Remove 1 uploaded file → one of the batch-errored files automatically starts uploading (respects batch limit, max 2 retry at once)
11. Leave batch limit empty → all dropped files upload regardless of count per drop

List ordering:
12. Upload a mix of valid and invalid files → successful uploads appear above rejected files in the list

Other:
13. Read-only mode → dropzone not rendered, no regression
14. Image upload mode → same limit-reached and retry behavior applies

@yordan-st yordan-st force-pushed the fix/WC-3361_fileuploader-limit-feedback branch from 430b80b to 4d8b53f Compare May 11, 2026 15:02
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- Show "Maximum file count of X reached" message when dropzone is disabled
- Make maxFilesPerUpload optional (empty/0 = unlimited)
- Add maxFilesPerBatch property to cap server commits per drop event
- Split drops by remaining capacity — excess files shown as errors, not silently rejected
- Auto-retry limit/batch-exceeded files when capacity is freed
- Batch/limit-exceeded files survive dismissValidationErrors and re-queue correctly
- Retry order matches visual list order (newest first)
- Reorder file list: accepted files above rejected files
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🔶 Changes requested — one or more medium-severity items must be addressed


What was reviewed

File Change
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/CHANGELOG.md Unreleased entries for new features and fixes
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/FileUploader.xml New maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage properties; maxFilesPerUpload made optional
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/FileUploader.editorConfig.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/FileUploader.editorPreview.tsx Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/components/Dropzone.tsx Removed maxFilesPerUpload prop; dropzone no longer enforces file cap internally
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/components/FileUploaderRoot.tsx Renamed errorMessagewarningMessage; inline sort for file list ordering
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts Core logic: batch/capacity split, retryLimitExceededFiles, warningMessage computed, reaction for auto-retry
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileStore.ts Added errorType observable; markError extended with type
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/TranslationsStore.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/typings/FileUploaderProps.d.ts maxFilesPerUpload optional; maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage added
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts New unit test file
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/__tests__/DatasourceUpdateProcessor.spec.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/__tests__/parseAllowedFormats.spec.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/mx-data.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/parseAllowedFormats.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/prepareAcceptForDropzone.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/useRootStore.ts Import order only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/useTranslationsStore.tsx Import order only

Skipped (out of scope): dist/, pnpm-lock.yaml


Findings

🔶 Medium — MobX reaction is never disposed

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts line 97–110
Problem: reaction(...) returns a disposer function that must be called when the store is torn down. The return value is never stored, so the reaction leaks every time the widget is unmounted (e.g. navigating away and back). Over time this accumulates live reactions referencing stale store instances.
Fix:

// In class body:
_disposeRetryReaction: (() => void) | undefined;

// In constructor, replace:
reaction(...);
// With:
this._disposeRetryReaction = reaction(...);

// Add a dispose method called from useRootStore cleanup:
dispose(): void {
    this._disposeRetryReaction?.();
}

Then in useRootStore.ts:

useEffect(() => {
    return () => rootStore.dispose();
}, [rootStore]);

🔶 Medium — Direct MobX state mutation outside action in retryLimitExceededFiles

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts lines 208–210
Problem: file.errorType, file.errorDescription, and file.fileStatus are observable properties on FileStore, but they are mutated directly inside retryLimitExceededFiles rather than via a FileStore action. This bypasses MobX's strict action tracking, which can cause issues in strict mode and produces warnings.
Fix: Add a reset() action to FileStore:

// In FileStore.makeObservable:
reset: action,

// In FileStore:
reset(): void {
    this.errorType = undefined;
    this.errorDescription = undefined;
    this.fileStatus = "new";
}

Then in retryLimitExceededFiles, replace the three direct mutations with:

file.reset();
if (file.validate()) {
    file.upload();
}

🔶 Medium — Inline sort on every render in FileUploaderRoot

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/components/FileUploaderRoot.tsx lines 228–243
Problem: The sort runs on every render by cloning the array and sorting inline. Since FileUploaderRoot is an observer component, it re-renders on every MobX observable change. A computed on the store would sort once per actual data change and be cached.
Fix: Move the sort to a computed getter on FileUploaderStore:

get sortedFiles(): FileStore[] {
    return [...this.files].sort((a, b) => {
        const isErrorA = a.fileStatus === "validationError" ? 1 : 0;
        const isErrorB = b.fileStatus === "validationError" ? 1 : 0;
        return isErrorA - isErrorB;
    });
}

Register it in makeObservable: sortedFiles: computed. Then use rootStore.sortedFiles in the template.


⚠️ Low — slots can be Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER when both limits are unlimited

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts line 193
Note: When both maxFilesPerUpload === 0 and maxFilesPerBatch === 0, capacitySlots is Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER and slots stays Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. The Math.min(slots, waiting.length) call on line 206 guards against iterating too many times, so this doesn't cause a runtime error today. But it's fragile — if the guard is ever removed, iterating MAX_SAFE_INTEGER times would freeze the browser. Consider using Infinity semantically and capping with waiting.length explicitly:

const capacitySlots = this.maxFilesPerUpload > 0
    ? Math.max(0, this.maxFilesPerUpload - activeCount)
    : Infinity;
const slots = this.maxFilesPerBatch > 0
    ? Math.min(capacitySlots, this.maxFilesPerBatch)
    : capacitySlots;

const retryCount = Number.isFinite(slots) ? Math.min(slots, waiting.length) : waiting.length;
for (let i = 0; i < retryCount; i++) { ... }

⚠️ Low — Test file uses manual as any mock objects instead of proper store instances

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts lines 654–659, 675–677, 758–770
Note: Several tests push raw { fileStatus: "existingFile", _objectItem: obj("a") } as any objects directly into store.files. These bypass MobX observability (the objects aren't observable) and don't represent real FileStore instances. This makes the tests brittle — they won't catch bugs in FileStore-level computed properties or reactive updates. Consider using FileStore.existingFile(item, store) factory methods or FileStore.newFile(file, store) to get properly observable instances.


Positives

  • CHANGELOG entries are thorough and precisely describe each behavioral change under the correct section (Fixed / Added / Changed) — exactly right for Keep a Changelog format.
  • The processDrop refactor correctly separates batch-excess from capacity-excess into distinct error types, making the retry logic clean and unambiguous.
  • XML property keys (maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage) are all correctly in lowerCamelCase and aligned with the updated FileUploaderProps.d.ts typings.
  • maxFilesPerUpload and maxFilesPerBatch both use ?.value optional chaining with a 0 fallback — correct handling of the required="false" / unavailable DynamicValue states.
  • New unit tests cover the key behavioral branches (capacity split, batch limit, auto-retry, dismissal logic) and use @mendix/widget-plugin-test-utils builders and dynamic() helpers where appropriate.

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⚠️ Approved with suggestions — low-severity items only, safe to merge


What was reviewed

File Change
src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts Core logic: batch/capacity splitting, retry reaction, sortedFiles, warningMessage, dispose
src/stores/FileStore.ts errorType discriminant, reset() action, markError signature
src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts New test suite — 252 lines added
src/components/Dropzone.tsx maxFilesPerUpload / maxFiles prop removed from react-dropzone
src/components/FileUploaderRoot.tsx warningMessage, sortedFiles, prop cleanup
src/utils/useRootStore.ts dispose() cleanup effect
src/FileUploader.xml New maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage properties
typings/FileUploaderProps.d.ts maxFilesPerUpload optional, new props added
CHANGELOG.md Added Fixed / Added / Changed entries

Skipped (out of scope): dist/, import-order-only diffs


Findings

🔶 Medium — Function declaration before imports in test file

File: src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts lines 580–583
Problem: unavailableDynamic() is declared before the remaining import statements. ES modules hoist imports, so it works at runtime, but ESLint's import/first rule flags any code placed between import groups — this will produce a lint error and should be caught by the auto-lint hook.
Fix: Move the function after all imports:

import { Big } from "big.js";
import { DynamicValue } from "mendix";
import { actionValue, dynamic, ListValueBuilder, obj } from "@mendix/widget-plugin-test-utils";
import { FileUploaderContainerProps } from "../../../typings/FileUploaderProps";
import { FileUploaderStore } from "../FileUploaderStore";
import { TranslationsStore } from "../TranslationsStore";

function unavailableDynamic(): DynamicValue<Big> {
    return { status: "unavailable", value: undefined } as unknown as DynamicValue<Big>;
}

⚠️ Low — Raw as any stubs bypass MobX observability in tests

File: src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts lines 651–655, 688–717
Note: Tests push plain { fileStatus: "existingFile" } as any objects into the observable store.files array. These plain objects have non-observable fileStatus properties, so any computed values that track per-item fileStatus changes (e.g. isFileUploadLimitReached, the reaction) won't react if fileStatus is mutated in place. The tests work as written because they only read computed values after mutation of the array itself (push/splice), not after per-item property mutations. This is worth documenting or switching to actual FileStore instances to keep tests from silently drifting if the filter logic changes.


⚠️ Low — warningMessage silently drops errorMessage when limit is reached

File: src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts line 180–184
Note: When isFileUploadLimitReached is true, warningMessage returns only the limit-reached string and ignores any errorMessage that may have been set (e.g. from a failed object creation). If those two states can overlap (e.g. creation error fires while at limit), the creation error would be invisible to the user. If the design intent is that the limit message always takes priority, a brief comment here would prevent future maintainers from accidentally "fixing" it.


Positives

  • The reaction-based auto-retry is clean: using count < prevCount as the trigger correctly avoids infinite loops when reset() increases the count, and the reaction is properly disposed via useRootStore's cleanup useEffect.
  • errorType discriminant ("limitExceeded" | "batchExceeded" | "validation") allows dismissValidationErrors to preserve retry-eligible files precisely — a well-targeted design choice.
  • Removing maxFiles from react-dropzone and handling overflow entirely in the store gives consistent behaviour regardless of how files are added (drag, click, programmatic).
  • Test coverage addresses the meaningful edge cases: unlimited mode, unavailable expression, active-count exclusion of missing/removedFile/validationError, and batch-vs-total capacity splitting.
  • CHANGELOG entries are thorough and follow Keep a Changelog format for all three changed categories (Fixed / Added / Changed).

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🔶 Changes requested — one or more medium-severity items must be addressed


What was reviewed

File Change
src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts Core: new batch/total split logic, reaction retry, sortedFiles, warningMessage
src/stores/FileStore.ts Added errorType, reset(), markError type param
src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts New test file (252 lines) for all new behaviors
src/components/Dropzone.tsx Removed maxFiles from useDropzone, removed maxFilesPerUpload prop
src/components/FileUploaderRoot.tsx Swapped errorMessagewarningMessage, filessortedFiles
src/utils/useRootStore.ts Added dispose() teardown effect
FileUploader.xml New maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage properties; maxFilesPerUpload made optional
typings/FileUploaderProps.d.ts Aligned with XML: new optional fields, new text template props
CHANGELOG.md Keep a Changelog entry for all changes

Skipped (out of scope): dist/, pnpm-lock.yaml, import-order-only changes


Findings

🔶 Medium — Dead too-many-files guard is now unreachable and wrong

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts lines 238–243
Problem: maxFiles was deliberately removed from the useDropzone call in Dropzone.tsx. React-dropzone only emits the too-many-files error code when maxFiles is configured, so this guard can never fire. Worse, if it ever did fire (e.g. a future contributor re-adds maxFiles), it would call return before the new capacity-split logic runs, silently dropping all files and showing the old generic message instead of the new per-file error behaviour.
Fix: Remove the dead guard entirely.

// Delete these lines from processDrop():
if (fileRejections.length && fileRejections[0].errors[0].code === "too-many-files") {
    this.setMessage(
        this.translations.get("uploadFailureTooManyFilesMessage", this.maxFilesPerUpload.toString())
    );
    return;
}

⚠️ Low — No afterEach store disposal in new test file

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts line 57
Note: buildStore() creates a FileUploaderStore that registers a MobX reaction in its constructor. None of the describe blocks call store.dispose() in afterEach. Currently harmless (the reaction is a no-op when no waiting files match), but as tests grow it's a leak and can produce cross-test interference when the reaction fires during a files.splice() in one test while another test is running in parallel.

// Add inside each describe block that calls buildStore():
let store: FileUploaderStore;
beforeEach(() => { store = buildStore(/*...*/); });
afterEach(() => { store.dispose(); });

⚠️ Low — Tests push bare as any objects into store.files

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts lines 77–79, 113–117, 133–138
Note: Plain { fileStatus: "existingFile" } as any objects bypass FileStore type safety. If filtering logic in the store ever accesses a property that plain objects don't have (e.g. file.key for deduplication), tests will throw instead of failing meaningfully. Since there is no FileStore test builder today this is pragmatic, but adding a minimal factory like makeFileStore(status: FileStatus): FileStore would make future refactors safer.


Positives

  • The MobX reaction for auto-retry is correctly wired: registered after makeObservable, stored in a disposable ref, and cleaned up via useEffect in useRootStore — this is exactly the right pattern for side-effecting reactions.
  • XML required="false" added to maxFilesPerUpload and the new maxFilesPerBatch — correctly signals to Studio Pro that the limit is optional, matching the new "0 or empty = unlimited" semantics.
  • sortedFiles is a pure computed that spreads to a new array before sorting, so it never mutates the source files observable.
  • CHANGELOG entry is complete and clearly separates Fixed / Added / Changed for all three concerns in the PR description.
  • Test coverage is thorough: all three split paths (batch excess, capacity excess, accepted), retry promotion, and warningMessage reactivity are each covered by a dedicated it block.

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⚠️ Approved with suggestions — low-severity items only, safe to merge


What was reviewed

File Change
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/CHANGELOG.md New Unreleased entries for all changes
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/FileUploader.xml Added maxFilesPerBatch, uploadLimitReachedMessage, uploadBatchLimitExceededMessage; made maxFilesPerUpload optional
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/typings/FileUploaderProps.d.ts New optional props in Container and Preview interfaces
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts Core logic: batch/capacity split, retryLimitExceededFiles, sortedFiles, warningMessage, MobX reaction for auto-retry, dispose()
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileStore.ts errorType field, reset() method, updated markError signature
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/TranslationsStore.ts Import reorder only
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/components/Dropzone.tsx Removed maxFilesPerUpload prop (limit enforcement moved to store)
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/components/FileUploaderRoot.tsx Uses warningMessage and sortedFiles
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/utils/useRootStore.ts Adds useEffect cleanup calling dispose()
packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts New test file covering warningMessage, isFileUploadLimitReached, processDrop, retryLimitExceededFiles
Other *.tsx / *.ts files Import-order reordering only (prettier/eslint)

Skipped (out of scope): dist/, pnpm-lock.yaml


Findings

⚠️ Low — Missing store.dispose() in test teardown leaks MobX reaction

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts (whole file)
Problem: buildStore() sets up a MobX reaction that is never cleaned up in tests. Without an afterEach calling store.dispose(), the reaction keeps running across tests and can fire unexpectedly, causing test pollution (especially the splice-triggered tests that rely on counting reaction invocations).
Fix:

describe("FileUploaderStore.warningMessage", () => {
    let store: FileUploaderStore;
    afterEach(() => store.dispose());
    // ... pass store ref from each test
});

Or add a shared afterEach at the top level:

const stores: FileUploaderStore[] = [];
afterEach(() => { stores.forEach(s => s.dispose()); stores.length = 0; });
// in buildStore: const s = new FileUploaderStore(...); stores.push(s); return s;

⚠️ Low — Manual as any stub objects instead of FileStore instances in tests

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/__tests__/FileUploaderStore.spec.ts lines 78, 96, 114, 125, 134, 153, 167, 180
Problem: Tests push plain { fileStatus: "existingFile" } as any objects directly into store.files. These bypass MobX observability (makeObservable is never called on them), so changes to fileStatus won't trigger computed recalculations in isFileUploadLimitReached/warningMessage. Tests like the splice-based retry tests succeed only because retryLimitExceededFiles is called explicitly via the reaction, not because the computed value reacted to a stub.
Fix: Use FileStore.existingFile(obj("a"), store) (the factory already exists) for active-file placeholders, and FileStore.newFileWithError(file, msg, store, "limitExceeded") for waiting files, so MobX observability is exercised end-to-end.


⚠️ Low — retryLimitExceededFiles uses Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER as unlimited sentinel

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/stores/FileUploaderStore.ts line 203
Problem: Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER (~9 × 10¹⁵) is passed into Math.min(capacitySlots, maxFilesPerBatch). While harmless in practice (the waiting.length guard caps the loop), it's an unusual sentinel. A simple Infinity communicates "unlimited" more clearly and is idiomatic for this pattern.
Fix:

const capacitySlots =
    this.maxFilesPerUpload > 0 ? Math.max(0, this.maxFilesPerUpload - activeCount) : Infinity;
const slots = this.maxFilesPerBatch > 0 ? Math.min(capacitySlots, this.maxFilesPerBatch) : capacitySlots;

⚠️ Low — uploadFailureTooManyFilesMessage XML property is now unreferenced in source

File: packages/pluggableWidgets/file-uploader-web/src/FileUploader.xml line 163 (unchanged)
Problem: The old uploadFailureTooManyFilesMessage textTemplate is still in the XML and TypeScript typings but is never read by any store or component after this PR (only referenced in the test's buildProps helper). It appears to be dead UI surface. Leaving it in exposes an unused configuration field to Mendix app developers.
Fix: Determine if this property should be deprecated or removed. If the uploadLimitReachedMessage fully replaces it, add a Studio Pro deprecation note and plan removal in the next major version. At minimum, add a comment in the XML explaining the relationship.


Positives

  • dispose() is correctly wired up with a useEffect cleanup in useRootStore.ts — the MobX reaction will not leak in production.
  • Capacity split logic in processDrop cleanly separates batch-excess from capacity-excess in a single pass, avoiding multiple scans of the file list.
  • sortedFiles computed getter sorts in-place on a copy ([...this.files]), correctly avoiding mutation of the observable array.
  • CHANGELOG entries are thorough — all three changed surfaces (Fixed, Added, Changed) are documented under [Unreleased].
  • XML property keys follow lowerCamelCase convention and TypeScript typings are kept in sync.

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