If the imported cluster is on a release channel we can then limit the versions available to the user for upgrade scenarios to those that exist in the release channel.
rancher/rancher#32360
If a user launches a new GKE cluster but chooses something alignment of options that fails before the cluster ever starts provisioning
we now allow them to edit the cluster and all its fields.
rancher/rancher#32207
the default nodePool object was not being cloned properly when creating a new record so the second np object was just referencing the first one.
renamed model to nodePool because I find it less confusing.
rancher/rancher#32167
Versioned the parseCloudeProviderVersion choices for a more robust and native implmentation.
Discards coerce versions and just passes the raw versions around because semver can handle this.
Adds include prerelease input as well.
which caused the version choices to recompute and add anything less that then selected version to the can't downgrade list before the cluster was saved
rancher/rancher#32135
rancher/rancher#31221
initial creation of gke driver
create shared google service for v1/v2 driver
wip
all fetch methods for google to shared service
cluster/kubernetes options
ippolicy conditionals
private nodes observer so can force ipaliases true
subnetwork logic
cru-private-cluster for gke
initial values
gke node pools
default configs and service cleanup
node group changes
subnet work
hide private nodes config if not enabled
useIpAliases work
master authorized network component
loggings
no initial master version
gke node pool fixups
input-cidr component and validation
wip - new np logic
node pool updates
fix ups from launching
edit mode changes
more edit updates
more fix ups
node pool edits
import gke
reset auto-scale
implment cloud credentials in gke v2
Cloud cred changes for gke nice to haves
imp fetch clusters
Implement Shared Subnets
cleanup
Import private cluster work and other fixes
private cluster changes
More import/register changes
Null values and node pool version changes
gke private networks warning
fixups
k3s clusters that do not have a config should not allow editing of items on the config.
A null k3s config indicates a docker installed cluster so I've added extra logic
to check if the config exists and if it does not we don't show the manage import cluster info component.
I also added logic to the final save method in cru cluster to only show the registration step if the cluster is pending
and not a null k3s config.
rancher/rancher#30977
Since the env vars have to be saved on a cluster there is no easy way of dynamically updating the cluster command without trying to split the string and do all kinds of nasty things.
I refactored the logic for when we show the command for both Custom and Import clusters until after the cluster has been saved. This ensures the user is required to save the cluster before fetching the command on an edit action
rancher/rancher#31529
After some discussions we decided to simplify things since all that's actually needed are keyValues.
I made the changes within the existing component instead of switching to keyValue to reduce risk at this stage of the release.
rancher/rancher#31545
Since the reference types can't exist until the cluster is created I added an option to disable all reference types and use it during RKE create
Even though the backend doesn't indicate the variable name is required we're marking it as such because it casues cluster to fail. No validation will be done at this time.
rancher/rancher#31528
- Fixed issues with determining the provider when editing clusters that are still provisioning.
- Fixed empty values causing problems
- Fixed an issue where the default value wasn't getting set properly for configmaps and secrets when selecting the type and nothing else
https://github.com/rancher/rancher/issues/31023#issuecomment-784717552
updated the spot instance to make spot instance types required along with adding a default row
during the process I also found that the nodegroups data was being reset on a failure so added some wrappers around the observer for this.
rancher/rancher#31213rancher/rancher#31288
rancher/rancher#30613
Initial seperation of the node instance info and group info EKS v2
Template versions
inputs enabled for eks launch templates
build files
Resource instance tags
resource template cleanup
lint fix
dont disable gpu or spot during create
launch template pr feedback
Add example user data and removal on save logic
* Add LKE string constants
Supersedes https://github.com/rancher/ui/pull/4298
* New cluster driver boilerplate
* Pull assets from from https://github.com/linode/ui-cluster-driver-lke
* Convert from skeleton format
* Add LKE to build_in_ui
- refactored to have the two locations match
* Replace " with '
* Translations for labels
* Language was moved to translations file
* Linter errors
* replace multiple sets with setProperties
* Move bare strings to translations
* Swap this.setProperties for ember/object's version
* Remove custom language change reactions
* remove dollar sign in favor of format-number
* Convert node pool list to a sortable table
Co-authored-by: Tamal Saha <tamal@appscode.com>
custom config has a type of `map[json]` and when we process this for the edit yaml view we can goof some of the keys in the arbitrary JSON.
specifically the `Resources` key gets dasherized and lower cased which borks the cluster on save.
rancher/rancher#30555
exposes the kubeApi Secrets config enabled property which allows users to rotate keys
disable rotate action when prop is not set, we are rotating or, the cluster is transitioning
rancher/rancher#30077
previously we prevented users from changing the choice of standard or custom vpc which also loads the security groups, this adds the same logic back in for eks v2
rancher/rancher#30301
for this field anything other than 'standard' is the same as 'basic'
update the ui default to basic, the UI should always send a value not empty string but for clusters created outside the ui we will display basic if not standard
rancher/rancher#29908
default on the backend was change from `standard` to `""` to alievate issues with upgrading clusters that didn't have a lb sku before
rancher/rancher#29908
For imported or custom clusters that never had a host register there was
never a way to get back to the registration command. This exposes a new
modal and button ont he cluster dashboard the allows the user to fetch
this command if the cluster doesn't have any nodes.
rancher/rancher#28548
Add import-command component the import command on imported clusters
this is the first step to exposing the command as an action in the modal for show command
Create CustomCommand component for modal show command
add custom input to show command modal
translations
this issue cropped up after a large dependency upgrade and I believe it has to do with some underlying ember changes. Basically we'd hit a race condition where we'd click next before the observer has had a chance to update the project id.
Found an additional issue where the observer on zone change would cause all the fetchs to fire again after the cluster has saved because we merge the results, I added checks to see if we'd saved as saving was already set false but we hadn't started destroying yet.
rancher/rancher#29646
There are changes required for the ember upgrade but additional changes
for individual libs are also present. Commit has been squashed, see
individual commits if needed.
There are a bunch of HBS changes as well. These are to deal with a
couple new rules and there impact is low. The button one has bitten us a
few time so this seemed great to add IMO.
update ember 3.12.4
ember 3.13
fixes for new eslint rules
ember 3.13->3.14
ember3.14->3.16
ember3.16->3.20
3.20 lint rules
yarn upgrade
update ember-optional-feature
update deps that can go to patch versions
upgrade major versions that are possible
update ansi_up
only reset term var if we're not destroying
prevents new ember 'same computation' error
update async
upgrade dot-object
new-catalog - add set to deal with new warning
marked-down - drop call into next to ensure its called at the correct time
upgrade ember-assign
update ember-cli-clipboard
remove unused & deprecated ember-cli-release
remove unused drag-drop lib
use set on tracked prop
update ember-flatpickr && cli-test-loader
upgrade ember-href-to
update filesaver
update liquid-fire and ipaddr
upgrade jsondiffpatch
upgrade marked
upgrade semver
update xterm
Update ember-basic-dropdown
the library has changed quite a bit and no longer provides an addon for the content-item where we handling the click event to close the dropdown,
thus click events must be added manually to the items being clicked to close the dropdown.
udpate dompurify
fix page header project styles
Bump ember api store, remove npm-run-all
Autofix button types from hbs linting
this change looks large but only adds `type` button to any buttons that dont have a type, which should help to reduce weird side effects
more hbs lint changes for no-negate-condition
turned off a couple rules that could be too much to test right now
Cluster version can only deviate from node group versions by 1, so if any node group version is more than 1 behind the cluster can not upgrade until the node groups upgrade
New node groups should version set to that of the cluster not the other node groups
rancher/rancher#28968rancher/rancher#29166
This makes the node group upgrade ux closer to the ux of AWS console.
Removes the node group version select, replaces with a radio.
Adds logic to set the new nodegroup version on edit to the version of other nodegroups
Adds logic to prevent node group version upgrade when cluster version is being upgraded.
rancher/rancher#28965rancher/rancher#28966rancher/rancher#28968
- The entire tag collection needs to be sent if it changed
- I noticed that when editing a tag key each letter was added so I resolved that as well
rancher/rancher#28949
adds both tooltip warning on cluster row and alert warning on cluster dashboard
version can only be updated on edit when cluster version is different from node group version
all other times we set the node group version to the clusters version
rancher/rancher#28335
Turns out that the min value that the backend accepts won't allow
upgrades to complete. This switches the value to the default value to
mitigate that issue.
rancher/rancher#27333
error handler
wip - dev for aws cloud creds
wip - refactor aws login
wip - kms key
wip - encrypt secrets
wip - private access & vpcs
wip - translations and formatting
wip - more cleanup
remove unneeded code
wip - node groups
add ability to disable value label
fix double import, fix double negative disable add button and expose
addbuttonenabled
clean up public access and node groups
cleanup variable names and default config
eks regions
wip - eks v2 select
differentiate v1/2 amazon eks providers
clean up node groups, translations
unionize top errors
Consolidate aws util statics
WIP - Import/Cloud Creds
tweak cloud cred events for eks driver
WIP new import selector
drop unneeded variables eks import
kms keys cleanup
allow user to enter if the kms keys call fails
firefox styles
drop vpc selection and group subnets by vpcs
import cluster name input if allClusters fails to load from eks
make eks import a bit more dynamic
fix bug in driver eks for default subnet
more imported cleanup
eks v2 edit
eks v2 vendors
remove use cloud creds temp branchs
push current version to version choices if it doesnt exist
eks v2 rename cloudcred param
fix eks v2 versions
clean up for pr
When upgrading rancher the old 1.4 cis profiles were removed which prevented
the currently selected profile for scheduled scans to be selected.
This adds a selected profile to the options if it's not present allowing the
profile to be selected by default. If a different profile is selected and saved
the option will no longer be present. This option will also not be present in
the manual run scan modal.
rancher/rancher#27867rancher/rancher#27866rancher/rancher#27374
Enabled was being set to 'false' instead of false but this was being
masked by the execution of initScheduledClusterScan. When the
KDM values werent present initScheduledClusterScan was doing
an early exit and no longer masking the poor 'false' default value.
This will further improve the earlier solution for rancher/rancher#26996.
It appears that sometimes the cisscanconfig schema isn't present (I haven't
been able to consistently reproduce) which causes the UI to prevent the user
from saving changes to their cluster. Though I think this could be fixed
by the backend I'd like to stop the bleeding and have the UI handle this
better.
So there's two things that are here to help out.
1. I added a default value to the initial empty object just in case it never gets set
elsewhere.
2. If an exception is thrown while creating the scanConfig
we now just prevent the schedule from being set since it wouldn't work
anyway.
Either of these should allow saving to proceed.
rancher/rancher#26996
Westly Wright
Westly Wright
Cody Jackson
jesse.millan
Phillip Campbell
Denise
jrosinsk
loganhz
GGGitBoy