board.filters.where(name, fn) needs a non-empty string name; the predicate was not registered.

Warnings reference › kanban.filters.where.name

Identifier

kanban.filters.where.name

Raised by

Kanban

Since

1.57.0

What happened

A board predicate has to be registered under a name so it can be replaced or removed later. The name given was not a non-empty string, so nothing was registered and no filtering changed - the board still shows everything it showed before.

The fix

Give the predicate a name of your choosing.

The smallest fix

board.filters.where('mine', (row) => row.assignee === me);

Reference

Covered in full at the API reference.