This PR reduces the overhead of making API calls on pages with heavy
renders. We forego loading states and default error handling in favor of
more speed by avoiding triggering multiple re-renders from the API call.
The button doesn't do anything at the moment, but it's there visually.
Because this uses the same button as the dual-function button for
approve/reject, I extracted that component into a reusable
"multi-action" button. I could have copied the code wholesale, but it's
a complex component, so I thought this would be a better solution.
I'll add the dialog in a follow-up PR. This one already has a lot of
changes.
Visual:
In ActionsCell.tsx file, 'Copy' with FileCopy icon is changed to 'Clone'
with 'LibraryAdd' icon as this feature is used to clone a new feature
from existing one. Upon copying the icon and text will change to 'Check'
icon with 'Copied!' for one sec and closes automatically.
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-1549/ui-align-with-uiux
Includes UI/UX adjustments to the banners feature after aligning with
@nicolaesocaciu
There are a lot of changes, but here are a few:
- Redesigned preview section
- Redesigned banner status (enabled) section
- Reordered form fields to better fit the flow
- Reordered fields in the side-panel payload to reflect order in the UI
- Made inputs full width
- Adjusted multiline fields
- Added a link to Markdown's basic syntax examples
- Added a "preview dialog" button
- Updated `HelpIcon` usage to use the `htmlTooltip`
- Improved `Banner` inline design, added a maxHeight prop for usage
inside a table
- Improved `FormSwitch` design
Co-authored-by: Nicolae <nicolae@getunleash.ai>
This PR fixes a bug where the rendering in the frontend would only
render the last seen component if feature.lastSeenAt was set, the new
changes considers whether or not environments last seen at is present
and takes precedent over the legacy last seen at field.
To prepare for 5.6 GA,
I've done a find through both Frontend and Backend here to remove the
usages of the flag. Seems like the flag was only in use in the frontend.
@nunogois can you confirm?
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-1531/rename-message-banners-to-banners
This renames "message banners" to "banners".
I also added support for external banners coming from a `banner` flag
instead of only `messageBanner` flag, so we can eventually migrate to
the new one in the future if we want.
This PR adds a splash screen for segments being open-sourced.
It looks like this:
## About the changes
I've more or less wholesale copied the demo dialog that @nunogois
implemented. I've put it in the `splash` directory for now (because
that's where it seemed most appropriate). The reason for straight
copying it instead of extending existing functionality is primarily that
this should be short-lived and deleted after the next release or so. So
isolating all the changes into a single directory seems like a good
idea.
## Discussion points
Because OSS installations don't connect to Unleash, we can't use feature
flags to control the rollout here. Instead, we must just assume that OSS
users will want to see it. If there is a better way we can control this,
that'd be great. I'd love to be able to use time constraints to not show
this after a certain date, for instance, but I don't think that's
something we can do right now?
The splash is also set to display on any page you're at when you first
load unleash. However, closing the dialog (either by closing or by
asking to see segments) will store that in localstorage, and you won't
be shown the dialog again.
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Co-authored-by: Nuno Góis <github@nunogois.com>
After checking with @nicolaesocaciu we came to the conclusion that the
maintenance banner should be sticky.
Co-authored-by Nicolae <nicolae@getunleash.ai>
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-1494/re-order-message-banners
- Re-orders message banners to fit into this logic:
>1. Maintenance banner
>2. External message banner(s) - Most likely coming from Unleash
>3. Internal message banner(s)
- Renames the feature flag to better reflect the feature behavior;
- Lays a basic skeleton structure for this new feature;
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-1253/add-support-for-more-events-in-the-slack-app-integration
Adds support for a lot more events in our integrations. Here is how the
full list looks like:
- ADDON_CONFIG_CREATED
- ADDON_CONFIG_DELETED
- ADDON_CONFIG_UPDATED
- API_TOKEN_CREATED
- API_TOKEN_DELETED
- CHANGE_ADDED
- CHANGE_DISCARDED
- CHANGE_EDITED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_APPLIED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_APPROVAL_ADDED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_APPROVED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_CANCELLED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_CREATED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_DISCARDED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_REJECTED
- CHANGE_REQUEST_SENT_TO_REVIEW
- CONTEXT_FIELD_CREATED
- CONTEXT_FIELD_DELETED
- CONTEXT_FIELD_UPDATED
- FEATURE_ARCHIVED
- FEATURE_CREATED
- FEATURE_DELETED
- FEATURE_ENVIRONMENT_DISABLED
- FEATURE_ENVIRONMENT_ENABLED
- FEATURE_ENVIRONMENT_VARIANTS_UPDATED
- FEATURE_METADATA_UPDATED
- FEATURE_POTENTIALLY_STALE_ON
- FEATURE_PROJECT_CHANGE
- FEATURE_REVIVED
- FEATURE_STALE_OFF
- FEATURE_STALE_ON
- FEATURE_STRATEGY_ADD
- FEATURE_STRATEGY_REMOVE
- FEATURE_STRATEGY_UPDATE
- FEATURE_TAGGED
- FEATURE_UNTAGGED
- GROUP_CREATED
- GROUP_DELETED
- GROUP_UPDATED
- PROJECT_CREATED
- PROJECT_DELETED
- SEGMENT_CREATED
- SEGMENT_DELETED
- SEGMENT_UPDATED
- SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CREATED
- SERVICE_ACCOUNT_DELETED
- SERVICE_ACCOUNT_UPDATED
- USER_CREATED
- USER_DELETED
- USER_UPDATED
I added the events that I thought were relevant based on my own
discretion. Know of any event we should add? Let me know and I'll add it
🙂
For now I only added these events to the new Slack App integration, but
we can add them to the other integrations as well since they are now
supported.
The event formatter was refactored and changed quite a bit in order to
make it easier to maintain and add new events in the future. As a
result, events are now posted with different text. Do we consider this a
breaking change? If so, I can keep the old event formatter around,
create a new one and only use it for the new Slack App integration.
I noticed we don't have good 404 behaviors in the UI for things that are
deleted in the meantime, that's why I avoided some links to specific
resources (like feature strategies, integration configurations, etc),
but we could add them later if we improve this.
This PR also tries to add some consistency to the the way we log events.
In this PR we are adding a JSON Editor that will be used for `json`
variant payload type. Its using `vanilla-jsoneditor` package
https://www.npmjs.com/package/vanilla-jsoneditor and is lazy loaded only
when the `json` payload type is selected in the dropdown UI.
We love all open-source Unleash users. in 2022 we built the [segment
capability](https://docs.getunleash.io/reference/segments) (v4.13) as an
enterprise feature, simplify life for our customers.
Now it is time to contribute it to the world 🌏
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.io>
## About the changes
Adds optional support for specifying JSON templates for datadog message
payload
### Important files
<!-- PRs can contain a lot of changes, but not all changes are equally
important. Where should a reviewer start looking to get an overview of
the changes? Are any files particularly important? -->
`frontend/src/component/integrations/IntegrationForm/IntegrationParameters/IntegrationParameter/IntegrationParameterEnableWithDropdown.tsx`
- a new component comprising of a text field and a dropdown menu
`src/lib/addons/datadog.ts` - Where the integration is taking place
## Discussion points
<!-- Anything about the PR you'd like to discuss before it gets merged?
Got any questions or doubts? -->
- Should I have implemented the new component type as a specifiable
addon parameter type in definitions? Felt a bit YAGNI/Premature
- Would like input on naming and the new component etc
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-1401/misc-fixes-and-improvements-related-to-the-new-slack-app-integration
This includes multiple UI-related misc fixes and improvements that are
not only related with the new Slack App integration but also
integrations in general.
- Improves the styling in the "how does it work" section;
- Improves the text in the `IntegrationMultiSelector`s;
- Switches "Configure" and "Open" around to match designs;
- Properly handles click event on `IntegrationCardMenu` (fix navigation
on dialog click);
- Fixes titles and contents for "enable/disable" and "delete"
integration dialogs to match designs;
- Updates Slack App integration "how does it work" section to better
reflect the intended behavior;
- Removes redundant alerts after previous point;
- Adds an alert in the old Slack integration configuration warning of
its deprecation and suggesting the new Slack App integration instead;
- Fixes typos;
- Slight refactors;
Co-authored by @nicolaesocaciu
Previously, the front end would show info about the pattern if it
exists, regardless of whether the feature is active or not. The
pattern wouldn't be enforced, but it's confusing anyway, so let's hide
it.
Input should use state set outside and derive "all selected" from it.
This was not the case causing issues when loading a form with "wildcard"
pre-selected.
Fix issues uncovered when reviewing integrations list and form.
- YouTube CSP
- Text content and formatting
- Margins
- Update old integration icons
- Fix headers in dark theme
This PR adds plausible metrics for feature naming patterns. The changes
are tracked whenever the form is submitted and the naming pattern has
changed. We track three different actions:
- added :: if there was no pattern before and now there is one
- removed :: if there was a pattern before and now there is none
- changed :: if there was a pattern before and now there is a different
one
The corresponding event type has been created in plausible.
This PR simplifies the flag naming tooltip considerably. It now only
contains an example of a pattern and what it will match. It also updates
the link in the form section description to point directly to a regex
cheat sheet instead of a general regex reference document.
There's a few reasons for doing this:
1. The text preceding the input already explains what the pattern does
and explains that it is a regex.
2. The text preceding the input also contains a link to a regex cheat
sheet (which is arguably a better place to explain regexes than a
tooltip).
3. The tooltip was very long. While a lot of the information there was
useful, it would also be hard to use. Imagine a user checking the
tooltip, scrolling all the way down, but accidentally moving the mouse a
bit and the tooltip disappearing. They would have to scroll all the way
down again. Or maybe they need to remember what it was they just looked
at. It would be more useful to have the information on a separate page.
4. The tooltip is not accessible by keyboard. This means that users who
use a keyboard to navigate the UI would not be able to scroll or
otherwise navigate the tooltip, potentially leaving them in the dark.
This PR adds:
* Generated types for useProjectDoraMetrics
* Mobile enhancements
* Tooltips
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Heartman <thomas@getunleash.ai>
This PR updates the UI to reflect the changes to the implicit ^ and $
that we now add. The changes are:
1. Show input adornments for ^ and $ when you create a pattern.
2. Mention that ^ and $ are added implicitly in description.
3. Checks the example you provide against the pattern with added ^ and $
+ adds a test for that.
Points 1 and 2:
## Discussion point:
I have not touched the information about the pattern yet as the PR that
updates that is still in review (#4656), but it would be prudent to also
update that info to make it clearer. I can address that in a follow-up
PR.
Adds `number` as possible payload type for variant.
Adds a flag to enable the feature
Updates all relevant models and schemas
Adds the option to the UI
Closes: #
[1-1357](https://linear.app/unleash/issue/1-1357/support-number-in-variant-payload)
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Signed-off-by: andreas-unleash <andreas@getunleash.ai>
## About the changes
Instead of this:
```ts
const { uiConfig } = useUiConfig();
const myFlag = Boolean(uiConfig?.flags?.myFlag)
```
we can have this:
```ts
const myFlag = useUiFlag("myFlag")
```
With the same type safety, less verbose and more purposeful code.
### Important files
- `frontend/src/hooks/useUiFlag.ts`
## Discussion points
Can we in the future share flags between frontend and backend? Right now
adding a new flag has to be done in 4 different places (backend flag
keys list, backend flags defaults config, backend experimental server
options, frontend type).
Most ergonomic option is to pull config directly from Unleash.
Issue, based on previous user feedback:
https://github.com/Unleash/unleash/issues/4565
Internal feature request document:
[docs.google.com/document/d/1Sx0q...](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Sx0qKZXUVUCjuY5F4MOh1ieOM1A2_jE58zEA7jaM_1g/edit?usp=sharing)
