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When trying to set a custom SQL filter on a chart, selecting the dropdown and changing it renders the dropdown box useless. It never selects having or where when you click on it. Thus, it does not allow you to save the custom SQL query because its a required field
Expected results
Show the selected dropdown choice [where/having] and allow the user to save the custom sql filter
Actual results
custom SQL filter never is able to be saved if you try to change where/having
Screenshots
How to reproduce the bug
Go to Chart
Click on Filters
Add a filter
Click Custom SQL
Change dropdown from where to having
Environment
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superset version: superset version 0.37.2
python version: python --version 3.6.9
node.js version: node -v 8.10.0
npm version: npm -v 3.5.2
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When trying to set a custom SQL filter on a chart, selecting the dropdown and changing it renders the dropdown box useless. It never selects having or where when you click on it. Thus, it does not allow you to save the custom SQL query because its a required field
Expected results
Show the selected dropdown choice [where/having] and allow the user to save the custom sql filter
Actual results
custom SQL filter never is able to be saved if you try to change where/having
Screenshots
How to reproduce the bug
Environment
(please complete the following information):
superset version
0.37.2python --version
3.6.9node -v
8.10.0npm -v
3.5.2Checklist
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