Harry Bayliss
85c44296ac
Rework the dashboard, environment topology view, header navigation, and status rendering, and standardise selects on a shadcn-vue component. Replace the thin database seeder with a SimulatedEnvironmentSeeder that builds a fully wired, mostly-running organisation (ACTIVE server fleet, managed + GHCR registries, Gitea source provider, ClipBin app with production/staging environments, services, slices, endpoints, managed variables, build artifacts, and a completed/in-progress/failed operations history) so the new UI renders against realistic data.
3.3 KiB
Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
[Unreleased]
Changed
-
Reworked the dashboard to lead with recent applications and a latest-deployments activity feed with relative timestamps, replacing the organisation-picker layout.
-
Rebuilt the environment view as a Network / Compute / Resources topology with dense spec cards, moving the commit-SHA deploy form and raw Caddyfile previews behind disclosures.
-
Added a header organisation switcher, reordered the primary nav, and removed the onboarding nav item.
-
Shared a fallback organisation when no organisation is in the route so the header navigation and switcher render on the dashboard, and gave the dashboard a header with a "New application" action and actionable empty states.
-
Introduced a shared
StatusIndicator(coloured dot + label) and standardised status rendering across the dashboard and environment views. -
Added a shadcn-vue
Selectcomponent (radix-vue based) and replaced every native HTML<select>across the app with it.
Added
- Reworked the database seeder to generate a fully wired, mostly-running organisation: an ACTIVE server fleet with a control/build node, managed and GHCR registries, a Gitea source provider, and a ClipBin application with production and staging environments (web + postgres + valkey + caddy services, slices, endpoints, managed variables), plus build artifacts and an operations history covering completed, in-progress, and failed states.
- Expanded the managed registry plan with HTTPS registry requirements, image naming, credential handling, health checks, and build-node safeguards.
- Added managed registry build planning defaults, stable managed image references, and digest-based Compose rendering for registry-backed deployments.
- Hardened managed registry planning so config-only registry URLs are not treated as ready registry records and pushed artifact digests come from Docker push output.
- Preserved external registry override behavior when a managed registry is present.
- Added managed registry provisioning, readiness metadata, scoped encrypted registry credentials, build-enabled control node selection, secure Docker auth operation steps, and first-pass retention marking.
- Switched managed registry image paths to application and environment UUIDs.
- Hardened registry auth execution so operation secrets stay hidden, are cleared after use or cancellation, and Docker auth is installed for the root SSH execution context used by build and deploy steps.
- Added managed registry provision, smoke-check, and maintenance operations that generate registry:2, htpasswd, Caddy proxy, push/pull readiness, manifest deletion, and garbage-collection scripts without persisting raw registry passwords.
- Blocked managed registry build/deploy planning until represented smoke checks pass, and marked pruned registry artifacts after successful maintenance.
- Scoped managed registry maintenance operations to their selected artifact batch, added build/maintenance locking, scheduled daily pruning, and removed registry secret exposure through htpasswd and manifest-delete process arguments.