Changes the Wizard's description (defined in the schema) to `Image
builder allows you to create a custom image and push it to target
environments` as indicated in the UI design prototype. The previous
description (`Create a RHEL image and push it to cloud providers`)
is no longer accurate since CentOS images are also currently supported.
Add a details step where the user can enter a descriptive image name.
This name is displayed in the review step above the Release. Both these
fields are now horizontal to save vertical space.
Update the registration options to include registering without insights.
Also, improve the text info in the step.
The org id is also removed from the registration step since we no
longer display the id in this step.
The image types 'vsphere', 'guest-image', and 'image-installer' are now
supported by the CreateImageWizard. They require no additional
customizations and support the current registration and packages
customizations.
Loading the organization ID is now done in the registration step. This
prevents the entire wizard from waiting on the org id and prevents the
wizard from remounting when the async getUser() completes.
This also mitigates the issue where clicking the image-builder nav link
would redirect you to `image-builder/image-builder` if image-builder was
already opened. And `/` didn't catch that path.
The review step is improved. The create button now states 'Create
image'. The step description text is updated. The fields to be reviewed
are now split into tabs for 'Target environment', 'Registration',
'System Configuration'. The target environments show the logo of the
environment now. The quantity of packages selected also displays now.
Tests are also updated.
The composeAdded action includes a field 'insert'. When set to true
`insert` will place the added compose at the beginning of the images
list. The test is modified so the new composes are added to the
beginning of the list.
When image creation failed to start the wizard would get stuck in the
saving state with no notice to the user. Now the user will get an error
alert contain the status code and message. The wizard no longer gets
stuck in the saving state.
Tests were failing because we are now calling getUser when wizard is shown. This call is asynchronous and requires wrapping the wizard in act to wait for it to be fulfilled
The patternfly Wizard component's description is wrapped in a p tag. The
patternfly Text component also uses a p tag. A p tag should not be
nested inside another p tag.
