This adds the OpenSCAP step to the V2Wizard,
adds new values to the wizardSlice and enables relevant tests in the `CreateImageWizard.test.tsx` test suite
Commit bae6435fd9 adds scaffolding for the
blueprint table. Blueprint features should be hidden behind experimental
flags. The new buttons related to creating blueprints and rebuilding
images in the header were not hidden behind the experimental flag, this
commit fixes that and does so.
bae6435fd9 also changed the header title
from "Image Builder" to "Images". This change has been a long time
coming - it is being left in for now. We may want to revisit the copy in
the popovers to align it as the term "Image Builder" is still being used
in those.
When a package is added to the chosen packages it stays in the list of available packages, but gets disabled as an option.
This adds a visual indication in a form of greyed out name of the package.
This migrates all the needed components from Javascript and DDF to Typescript and RTK.
New slices were added for registration type and activation key.
Disabling the "Next" button should work correctly now.
This created a new folder for the Registration step and copies components that will be needed:
- ActivationKeyInformation.tsx
- ActivationKeys.tsx
- Registration.tsx
- RegistrationKeyInformation.tsx
Fixes#1552.
The wizardSlice's initializeWizard action was not working because when it
was passed to `dispatch()` as an argument it was missing the `()`...
oops!
It also needs to be dispatched inside of a useEffect hook with an empty
dependency array so that it is only dispatched once, when the wizard
opens.
The tests have not been modified at this point, only uncommented, so the
next commit will have a clear diff.
Some data-testids were added to radio selectors and the Google principle
input as well for use in the tests.
The e-mail validator now requires a domain.
Switching from 'withGoogle' to 'withInsights' now sets the other GCP
related options to 'undefined' in order to keep the store state such
that it accurately reflects the current wizard state.
This is done in the reducer, not via a listener. That is a bit
inconsistent with the current listeners in place but this is an evolving
design and the inconsistency is acceptable for now. We may either accept
it, move the reducer actions here into listeners, or move the existing
listeners into reducers at some point in the future.
We encountered a number of bugs with the previous implementation where
going to the next or previous step and returning to the AWS step
resulted in incorrectly displayed information about the selected source,
etc...
All state that needs to be available during the entire wizard life cycle
has been moved to RTK.
This commit addresses warnings related to the react-hooks/exhaustive-deps rule.
It resolves these warnings by adding the missing dependencies to the useEffect hook.
The `<ReleaseSelect>` component now uses RTK instead of DDF. Some
additional small changes were necessary due to Typescript - in
particular, we use a Map() to store the releases (in order to ensure
they appear in the correct order) and .tsconfig had to be modified to
allow iteration over the Map() object.
The components for the architecture select, centos acknowledgement,
release select, and target environement have been copied and converted
to Typescript files. When these files are modified in future commits,
the result will be a clean diff where all changes made are obvious.
Before, in the Oscap step, the drop down select menu was only listing profile_ids
Now, it shows the profiles names. When the user selects one, the details about the
profile are displayed under the selection, improving user experience.
FIXES# HMS-3087
Previously a Skeleton component was used as a placeholder for an AMI when the build was still pending.
This removes the Skeleton and returns undefined rendering the AMI as empty.
The "Activation keys page" link on the Registration step previously led to prod from both prod and stage envs.
This fixes the problem and ensures that the button in stage links to the activation key management in stage and the prod one to prod.
