Fixes#795. This commit adds rules to `.eslintrc.yml` which enforce sorting of the import declarations.
Added plugin `eslint-plugin-import` allows to sort the import declarations based on their types (builtin, external, internal, etc.) and rule `sort-imports` then sorts the declarations inside these groups alphabetically.
Fixes#594. This adds pagination to the bottom of the images list so the user doesn't have to scroll up to use it.
Tests were also updated to reflect the change.
This commit adds Redux Toolkit as a dependency. Adding Redux Toolkit is
beneficial because it will allow us to use the current best-practice Redux
development patterns and tools as well as reduce the number of
dependencies. Redux Toolkit is backwards compatible with existing Redux code,
and therefore works with all of the current actions and reducers.
The store is now created using Redux Toolkit's configureStore(). Previously, a
custom store creator developed by Red Hat Insights was used. However,
this is actually not required for Insights apps, and creating the store using
configureStore() is necessary to take advantage of Redux Toolkit. For
instance, the store can now be inspected using the Redux devtools in the
browser.
This commit removes the redux-logger middleware. It is no longer
necessary, as the Redux development tools can now be used to easily inspect and
reason about the redux store and its state.
The Thunk middleware dependency has also been removed, as Thunks are already
included in Redux Toolkit.
The redux-promise-middleware dependency has been left in place for now,
but its functionality is also available in Redux Toolkit and it may be
considered for removal in the future.
Using Redux Toolkit will also allow us to move to the `Slice` pattern when
defining actions/reducers in the future if we wish. This will make
writing, reasoning about, and debugging the code related to the Redux
store much easier.
This adds the ability to use our Schutzbot Gitlab CI and run Sonarqube
scan there. We have pretty much the exact same thing in weldr-client
repo and use it only for Sonarqube. This could also be used in the
future if there is any need to use our own CI.
The added scan is just informative and is by no means supposed to be
used to gate PRs, there will be just one more link to
check the results in case anyone is interested.
Fixes#772. This updates description of the step according to recent SPUR.
The `Authorizing an Azure account` expandable was removed (both from the step and `ImageCreator.js`) as well as `Destination` heading. Size of the Oauth 2.0 link was changed from small to default.
Fixes#771. This changes `e.g.` to `For example:` and `Google Workspace
domain/Cloud Identity domain` to `Google Workspace domain or Cloud
Identity domain` as per recent SPUR.
In order to help people transition from using GUI to use the API directly,
it's helpful to give them an easy way to inspect the whole raw compose
request.
This commit adds a new button next to each compose that simply downloads
the original compose request in a json format. This request can then be
directly piped into the IB API to build a new image.
Original idea by Troy Dawson
Co-authored-by: Lucas Garfield <lucas@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: Ondřej Budai <ondrej@budai.cz>
Since the frontend uses its own webpack
proxy, these config options have been removed
from the spandx config and only the backend
proxy is being configured.
Adds a PF4 info <Alert> that informs users that CentOS is intended only
for development of RHEL-Next if CentOS is the selected distro in the
Image Output step.
When selecting a distribution during the Image Output step, only RHEL
distributions are shown initially. A button at the bottom of the list of
distributions can be clicked to expand the list and display all
distributions, which at the moment adds CentOS-8 and CentOS-9 to the
list.
Implemented by passing a PF4 SelectViewMoreObject as the LoadingVariant
prop to the <Select>.
This feature (and therefore the ability to build CentOS images) is only
available in beta.
Use the "@redhat-cloud-services/eslint-config-redhat-cloud-services"
eslint config. This allows our styling to be standardized with other
Red Hat Insights apps. Also, remove now unneeded eslint packages.
/tmp was added to the list of valid mountpoints in the filesystem
customization step.
No validation is necessary at this time because rhel-86, centos-8, and
centos-9 all support a /tmp mountpoint.
Add error information for failed image
builds. The error details are only displayed
for failed builds and the error highest up
the error chain is displayed in the expandable
section of the image.
