Dynamic Tabs with Table Widgets in Filament v4 using Sushi Model — Data Loads Only After Second Clic

Description: I’m migrating a working FilamentPHP v3 setup to v4, and I’m running into a problem when dynamically rendering tabs with table widgets using data loaded from external WooCommerce APIs (via the Sushi model). Here’s the scenario: - I have multiple WooCommerce stores, each exposing an API with the same structure. - My Laravel backend connects to these stores to retrieve live customer orders. - The goal is to build a Filament v4 List page that displays: - - Tabs, one per store (dynamically generated from the stores table). - - A table inside each tab showing all customer orders (fetched via API). - - The tab label should also show a count badge of active orders. In Filament v3, this worked well using a TableWidget with actions and filters, and I dynamically created columnSpanFull widgets inside getHeaderWidgets(). However, after upgrading to Filament v4: - Actions are deprecated for table widgets. - I’m now using the new tab layout approach (getTabs() in ListRecords). - The table uses a Sushi model to load API data for the selected tab. Problem Behavior: - When I click a tab for the first time → nothing loads. - When I click another tab → the previous tab’s data loads instead. - It sometimes requires two clicks to show the correct data. - The API call seems to be made N+2 times, where N = number of records returned. So it looks like the tab selection and table reactivity are slightly out of sync in Filament v4 — perhaps because of the Livewire lifecycle or how Sushi data is initialized per tab. Question: How can I correctly bind a Filament v4 tab layout to a dynamic Sushi model table so that: - The correct tab data loads on the first click, - The API is called only once per tab change, and - The table re-renders smoothly without double queries or delays? Any examples or best practices for handling tab-based dynamic data sources in Filament v4 would be greatly appreciated. Code Structure (relevant files attached):