Issue 1: For built-in Filters clicking on the Reset button only updates filter GUI part (slider thumb moves to the original location), but filtered-out records remain filtered-out. To reproduce run the snippet below, open Filters, change any slider’s range, and click the Reset button on the Filters’ toolbar.
grok.shell.addTableView(grok.data.demo.randomWalk(100, 100))
Issue 2 For custom filters clicking on the Reset button doesn’t call the applyFilter method when it is registered using the following statement in a custom filter class.
this.dataFrame.onRowsFiltering.subscribe((_) => this.applyFilter());