setDisabledProperties not reset after operation

[joao-sdx]

Current Form Behavior Configuration:

var crudFormFactory = gridCrud.getCrudFormFactory();
crudFormFactory.setUseBeanValidation(true);

crudFormFactory.setVisibleProperties("propertyKey", "displayOrder", "visible");

crudFormFactory.setDisabledProperties(CrudOperation.UPDATE, "propertyKey");
crudFormFactory.setDisabledProperties(CrudOperation.DELETE, "propertyKey", "displayOrder", "visible");

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Select an item (READ mode).
2. Click Update → propertyKey is disabled (✅ expected).
3. Click Create → propertyKey should be editable but remains disabled (❌ issue).

Expected Process Flow:

1. Select an item → READ mode
2. Click Update → propertyKey is disabled
3. Back to READ mode → propertyKey back to enabled
4. Click Create → propertyKey is enabled → ❌ Unexpected behavior.

Issue Description:

After clicking Update, the propertyKey field remains disabled even when switching to Create mode, where it should be editable. It appears that the disabled state persists across operations unexpectedly.

Expected Behavior:

• propertyKey should only be disabled in Update and Delete operations.
• In Create mode, propertyKey should be editable again.

Possible Cause:

It seems like the disabled property configuration is persisting across form states, potentially requiring an explicit reset when switching to Create mode.

Environment Details:

• Java 21
• Quarkus 3.19.1
• Vaadin 24.6.5
• crudui 7.2.0

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[alejandro-du]

Can you share the implementation of the Java Bean type that you are using?

[joao-sdx]

No problem

@Getter
@Setter
@Entity
@Table(name = "ui_grid_config")
@NoArgsConstructor
@AllArgsConstructor
public class GridConfigEntity {
    @Id
    @Column(name = "gc_property_key", nullable = false, length = 256)
    private String propertyKey;
    @Column(name = "gc_order", nullable = false)
    int displayOrder;
    @Column(name = "gc_visible", nullable = false)
    boolean visible;

    @Transient
    public String gridId() {
        return propertyKey.split("::")[0];
    }

    @Transient
    public String propertyKey() {
        return propertyKey.split("::")[1];
    }
}

Please note that I tested removing the transient functions, but it did not change the behavior.