Change RENOVATE_ENDPOINT from /api/v3 to /api/v1. Gitea uses v1 for all
API routes; the /api/v3 path returns 404 which Renovate surfaces as an
authentication failure.
Add `path_str()` to `KubeconfigGuard` so the path can be passed to
`SessionParams` without consuming the guard. Both `start_pty_exec_session`
and `start_pty_attach_session` now hold the guard live until
`start_exec/attach_session` returns `Ok`, then disarm it. Previously
`disarm()` was called before the session-start call, meaning a kubeconfig
temp file would leak if PTY spawn or session registration failed after the
guard was consumed.
BLOCKER fixes:
- Implement create_azuredevops_workitem instead of returning a stub error,
reusing the existing create_work_item integration helper and writing an
audit-log entry on success.
- Log kill failures in PtySession::Drop so leaked child processes surface
in tracing rather than being silently swallowed.
- Add explicit PTY cleanup on every exit path of run_session_io (process
exit, read error, write error, resize error, terminate command).
- Treat PTY resize failures as fatal: emit terminal-error to the frontend
and break the session loop instead of just warning.
WARNING fixes:
- Remove the dead extract_json_path_value helper from commands/kube.rs.
- Wrap temp kubeconfig files in commands/metrics.rs in an RAII guard
(TempKubeconfig) so they're removed on early-return / panic paths.
- Wrap temp kubeconfig files in commands/shell.rs PTY-session starters
in a disarmable RAII guard (KubeconfigGuard); if kubectl resolution
fails we no longer leak the file.
- Drop the `clear;` prefix from the kubectl-exec shell fallback so
containers without `clear`/`tput` don't print a confusing error.
SUGGESTION fixes:
- Document why node CPU/memory percentages are 0.0 in metrics::client
and link the gap to future work fetching node capacity.
- Add a module-level doc comment to AppState describing the
synchronization expectations (std vs tokio Mutex) for each public
field, and warn against holding std::sync MutexGuards across .await.
Verified: cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy -- -D warnings, and
cargo test (377 passed, 6 ignored) all pass.
- Add column config to DeploymentList
- Add column config to StatefulSetList
- Add column config to DaemonSetList
- Add column config to JobList
- Add column config to CronJobList
- Add column config to ReplicaSetList
- Add column config to ReplicationControllerList
All workload lists now have user-customizable columns with settings button.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add metrics module with CPU/memory parsing
- Create get_pod_metrics and get_node_metrics commands
- Parse kubectl top pods/nodes JSON output
- Format CPU (nanocores) and memory (KB) to human-readable
- Add unit tests for parsing functions
- Register metrics commands in Tauri
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove unused import and variable in criticalUIFixes test
Update PodList test mocks to use new Interactive* modal components
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create SecretDataModal component for viewing and decoding base64 secret data
- Add View Data action to SecretList that opens SecretDataModal
- Add Edit and Delete actions to PodDisruptionBudgetList
- Add Edit and Delete actions to PriorityClassList
- Add Edit and Delete actions to RuntimeClassList
- Add Edit and Delete actions to LeaseList
- Add Edit and Delete actions to MutatingWebhookList
- Add Edit and Delete actions to ValidatingWebhookList
- Update KubernetesPage to pass onRefresh to all config resource lists
- Export SecretDataModal from index.tsx
- Add comprehensive test suite for SecretDataModal (8 tests, all passing)
SecretDataModal features:
- Parses secret YAML and extracts data keys
- Decodes base64 values with native atob()
- Individual reveal/hide toggle per key
- Copy to clipboard with visual feedback
- Handles empty secrets and malformed base64
All 11 config resource types now have complete Edit/Delete functionality.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create WorkloadLogsModal component for viewing logs from workload-managed pods
- Add Logs action to DeploymentList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Add Logs action to StatefulSetList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Add Logs action to DaemonSetList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Add Logs action to JobList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Add Logs action to CronJobList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Add Logs action to ReplicaSetList with WorkloadLogsModal
- Fully rewrite ReplicationControllerList with Scale, Logs, Edit, Delete actions
- WorkloadLogsModal uses pod name-pattern matching to find workload pods
- Support for all workload types: deployment, statefulset, daemonset, job, cronjob, replicaset, replicationcontroller
- Configurable tail lines (50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000)
- Verify WorkloadOverview dashboard already exists and functional
All workload resource types now have complete functionality matching FreeLens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace LogsModal with LogStreamPanel in PodList for streaming logs
Add smart positioning to ResourceActionMenu to flip when near bottom
Fix dark mode text visibility by applying class to html element
Fix YAML editor loading race condition
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix LogStreamPanel event listener cleanup with synchronous unlisten
- Fix eventBus async-unsafe unsubscribe with proper error handling
- Fix KubernetesPage infinite loading by resetting state on section change
- Add ErrorBoundary component with reset capability
- Add Badge component with multiple variants
- Add ResourceDetailsDrawer for slide-out details panel
- Add useFavorites hook with localStorage persistence
- Add useKeyboardShortcuts hook for declarative shortcuts
- Add comprehensive test coverage for all new components/hooks
- Add keyboard shortcuts documentation to README
- Wrap KubernetesPage with ErrorBoundary for crash recovery
- Install react-window for virtual scrolling support
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add PortForwardPage.tsx as standalone page for port forwarding management
with complete CRUD operations (Start, Stop, Delete). Includes real-time
status updates, auto-refresh, and integrated form for creating new forwards.
All 6 network resource list components already exist and are complete:
- ServiceList.tsx: Name, Type, Cluster IP, External IP, Ports, Age, Status
- IngressList.tsx: Name, Namespace, Load Balancers, Rules, Age
- NetworkPolicyList.tsx: Name, Namespace, Pod Selector, Age
- EndpointList.tsx: Name, Namespace, Endpoints, Age
- EndpointSliceList.tsx: Name, Namespace, Endpoints, Address Type, Age
- IngressClassList.tsx: Name, Controller, Age
Backend commands verified in kube.rs:
- start_port_forward, stop_port_forward, list_port_forwards, delete_port_forward
Navigation already integrated in KubernetesPage.tsx Network group.
