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
Editing was failing when an existing unsupported storage type had
already been used and the ferature flag unsupported-storage-drivers
was false. Adding a volume as part of a workload was also broken
when attempting to use an unsupported storage type.
To remedy this I decided to refactor the code and make the filtering
happen explicitly only for the dropdowns.
I also decided to make feature checking reusable and either to use
by adding a service to check if a flag is enabled.
rancher/rancher#22895rancher/rancher#22998
We want to make it more difficult to use unsupported storage providers
to reduce the likelihood of a user accidently using one of these
storage providers.
rancher/rancher#22895
Westly Wright