This PR fixes two problems:
(1) The initial redirect put us into an infinite loop when redirecting,
because trying to go back to the root would always trigger the initial
redirect component. Throwing you back to project screen.
(2) Using UI config in the useLastViewedProject to get the basePath
introduced a race condition where you needed data from the uiConfig in
order to fetch the correct key from local storage. The fix here was to
use the basePath coded into the HTML file, so we can synchronously
retrieve the correct key at startup.
Co-authored-by: kwasniew <kwasniewski.mateusz@gmail.com>
This PR fixes an error where useSWR would throw a TypeError: `subs[i] is
not a function`: https://github.com/vercel/swr/issues/2357
I can't be totally sure why this is happening but we had a design flaw
in our setup that caused our group overview to first fetch all groups,
and then subsequently fetch each individual group after the groups were
rendered. This was happening because GroupCard was rendering the
EditGroupUsers component which used the `useGroup(groupId)` getter.
The flow in the old version looked like this:
1. Fetch all the groups
2. Use the groups data to render all the `GroupCard` elements
3. Once the GroupCard was rendered the EditGroupComponent would be
mounted and set up a recurring GET on the individual group, causing each
group to be fetched recurringly in the Group overview.
The useSWR error seems to be connected to setting up these
subscriptions, and then removing the element from the DOM. We were able
to trigger this error by removing the group.
## How did we fix it?
We refactored the components concerned with editing group users and
removing groups to exist outside of the `GroupCard` and have the group
card supply the base data through a state setter. This pattern is also
better for the remove functionality because the remove functionality in
its current state could trigger a react update on a component removed
from the DOM if you awaited the refetching of the data. This is because
the groups data is controlling the rendering of the `GroupCard` and when
the `RemoveGroup` modal is nested underneath the `GroupCard` a refetch
would trigger an update, re-render the overview and remove the entire
`GroupCard` and the associated `RemoveGroup` component.
I'm still not sure if this is a bug with SWR or a side-effect of how we
architected the functionality, but this change seems to remove the
problem.
## About the changes
This PR improves our queries to Prometheus (instead of making multiple queries do only one) and improves the UI and the code.
The reports aggregate all HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, HEAD and PATCH) without distinction under the same "endpoint" (a relative path inside unleash up to a certain depth)
Co-authored-by: Nuno Góis <nuno@getunleash.ai>
## What
We've already added the backend for this. This is the initial work for
drawing a chart for instance traffic in the frontend. It requires the environment variable `PROMETHEUS_API` set to a valid prometheus-query-language (promql) supported backend, such as Prometheus itself or Victoria Metrics. Besides, at the moment we're hiding this functionality behind the flag `UNLEASH_EXPERIMENTAL_NETWORK_VIEW` which has to be set to true
Co-authored-by: Christopher Kolstad <chriswk@getunleash.ai>
Co-authored-by: Gastón Fournier <gaston@getunleash.ai>
https://linear.app/unleash/issue/2-514/fix-issues-with-conditionally-hidden-table-columns
This upgrades the old `useHiddenColumns` to a new
`useConditionallyHiddenColumns`. This implementation covers some issues
and edge cases, and should hopefully be the standard way of achieving
responsive visibility for table columns from now on.
Some of these issues included incorrectly showing/hiding table columns,
whether when resizing the window or at page load, even when the proper
conditions were met to toggle their visibility.
This PR adapts the tables that were already using `useHiddenColumns` to
use the new approach.
I'll create a new PR after this one to adapt our other existing tables
to use this new approach as well.
Leverages the new `useConditionalSWR` hook to fix the underlying issue
in the `useTags` hook, preventing edge cases where we try to fetch when
featureId is not correctly set.
