Bug #18284
closed
VM listing buggy in workbench2
Added by Peter Amstutz about 3 years ago.
Updated almost 3 years ago.
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Description
As an admin on pirca (running 2.3.0~rc3)
- The "user" VM list is empty (it should show the vms I can log in to)
- The "admin" VM list only shows on the vm that I can log in to and not anyone else's login permissions
The user list should show the VMs I can log in to, with the webshell button.
The admin list should show all VMs and login permissions associated with those VMs, and let me add or remove login permissions.
- Description updated (diff)
- Category set to Workbench2
- Target version changed from 2021-10-27 sprint to 2021-11-10 sprint
- Target version changed from 2021-11-10 sprint to 2021-11-24 sprint
- Target version changed from 2021-11-24 sprint to 2021-12-08 sprint
- Assigned To set to Stephen Smith
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Target version changed from 2021-12-08 sprint to 2022-01-05 sprint
- Target version changed from 2022-01-05 sprint to 2022-01-19 sprint
- Target version changed from 2022-01-19 sprint to 2022-02-02 sprint
18284-vm-listing @ commit:281300c86c615248d124c8b5bb6b7a3461b63349
Admin VM panel¶
- Having default groups hardcoded into workbench seems like a bad idea. We could put something in the configuration but that's a bit of extra work, so let's just have it start empty.
- The label could say something like "for example: docker, sudo"
- It's a little awkward and not obvious that you supposed to hit enter after typing the name of each group
- I crashed the app:
- Typed in "docker, sudo" for the groups
- Did not hit enter
- then hit "Add"
- crash screen with "TypeError: values.map is not a function"
- Similarly, if I type in "docker, sudo" and hit enter, I get a group called "docker, sudo" and not two groups
- It should split on at least commas and spaces, maybe also colons, semicolons, and reject most other punctuation (check what's legal for unix group names).
- As an admin, I can't easily see or edit the unix groups for a user. Could you make it so that clicking on a chip opens an "Update login permission" dialog so I can view or edit that specific login, with an "Update" button to save it?
User VM panel¶
- Can we have a "copy to clipboard" button next to each entry in the "Command line" column?
- Can you tweak the styling so that "Log in as XYZ" looks like a button and not a hyperlink
- Target version changed from 2022-02-02 sprint to 2022-02-16 sprint
- Status changed from In Progress to Resolved
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