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ui: search sandboxes on the server, show owners' emails, and drop unused controls - #1524
The admin console's sandbox list finds a sandbox by the label it shows, shows owners, and loses two controls that never applied.
Search. Everything main finds is still found, the same way: a case-sensitive name or ID prefix request and, for hex digits and dashes, a match within the page, with the prefix request's matches listed after the page. A name such as e2e-1, cafe or deadbeef is still found by its name.
Added on top. When the text is also an ID's hex digits (4 to 32, after an optional sbx_ in either case, dashes left out), a search request to api: search the admin sandbox list by ID, and name owners and pools #1523 finds IDs that end with them, such as the ID column's 8-digit label, and from 8 digits IDs that start with them. Its matches join "More matches beyond this page" with the prefix request's, once per sandbox, leaving out rows the page shows. So the label finds its sandbox on any page.
Fallback. An API without search refuses that request with 400 unknown query parameter "search". The page stops sending it while it stays mounted (a reload tries again); the rest is main's search, unchanged.
User column. It shows the owner's email when the API sends one, else what it showed before. A pool slot's tag names its warm pool in a tooltip.
Datadog logs button. It shows only when SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL names a Logs explorer, a runtime setting documented with SPACE_UI_DATADOG_DASHBOARD_URL in ui/README.md. It used to link every page to Datadog's US site.
Runtime select. Removed. A control-plane create can place only Firecracker; nodes refuse a Cloud Hypervisor create that carries a control-plane sandbox ID. Creates still send fc.
The console loop gains steps for each change: a label beyond the page, an ID start, a sandbox named e2e-<hex> found by its name on and beyond the page, names never sent as search, and an API without search on page 2.
Validation
At this head:
npm ci, npm test (318), tsc and npm run build pass;
the loop's typecheck and tests (14) pass;
the search-shape, merge and ID-search-scope tests fail on the previous head and pass here.
On Kind, the loop's sandboxes steps pass every check:
with main's API: each search request is refused once and not resent, those 400s are the only search events, and e2e-<hex> is found as on main.
main (help: previous head)
This head
Search help
Label beyond the page
A sandbox named e2e-1
e2e-1 beyond the page, found by its prefix:
Severity and risk
Severity: moderate. The label found nothing beyond the page, the logs button linked a deployment without Datadog to Datadog, and the form offered runtimes that cannot be created.
Risk:
A deployment relying on the old logs link must set SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL, for example to https://app.datadoghq.com/logs.
ID text sends one more request than on main, after the same typing pause. Against an API without search, the first one on a list page is refused, once.
Rollback: revert.
Rollout
An old API: the fallback above. The User column and tooltip show what they did when user_email and pool_id are absent.
The logs button: set SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL; no rebuild.
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Walkthrough
The sandbox list adds paged ID search alongside prefix search and combines supplemental results. It updates user labels and pool-slot details. Sandbox creation uses a fixed Firecracker runtime and removes the runtime selector. The sandbox detail page accepts separate Datadog Logs and Debug Dashboard URLs and displays the logs link only when configured. Console-loop checks cover search behavior, creation-form options, owner email, and the logs link.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 31bdb
The sandbox list search and the optional logs link are UI-only changes with test coverage. The only open concern is a console-loop check that may not fail when a configured logs link is missing. That is a low-impact gap in test tooling and does not affect production behavior.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 31bdb
The new search retains the existing admin authorization and organization filters. External logs links require validated server configuration. A bounded cleanup gap in the browser verification workflow can leave a delayed sandbox creation untracked, but no production authorization bypass was identified in the reviewed paths.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: The new hex-name workflow records the accepted sandbox ID without its create-operation identity. If creation remains queued beyond the one-minute visibility wait, or the run is interrupted before visibility, cleanup can receive a sandbox 404, classify the resource as already gone, and remove its record while creation is still pending. A later successful creation then leaves a real sandbox outside the workflow’s recorded cleanup ownership. Normal deletion after visibility and the disposable-stack target guards limit this rollback gap.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
observed — Managing-organization admins can intentionally search across organizations when no organization filter is supplied. When supplied, organization and other server-owned filters are reapplied to search candidates. This authority and filtering behavior predate the UI change.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The external logs destination is trusted deployment configuration, not search input. Validation requires HTTPS and rejects URL user information, but does not restrict the hostname. Browser links include sandbox identifiers and a time window, preserve other configured query parameters, and use noreferrer. Documentation warns against secrets in configured query parameters.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The fixture lifecycle concern is confined to an authenticated operator workflow on its selected stack. Mutating runs require seed state and matching stack identity; non-loopback targets require allow-remote, and no-mutate excludes the new creating step. These controls limit exposure but do not repair lost pending-create ownership.
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ui/src/lib/prefix-search.ts
ui/src/lib/sandbox-id.test.mjs
ui/src/lib/sandbox-id.ts
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Make the expected Datadog configuration state explicit.
When the fixture indicates that SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL is valid, assert that the Datadog logs link exists before checking its HTTPS URL and sandbox query. Keep the current absence note only when the fixture indicates that Datadog links are disabled. This tests the documented rendering contract without mirroring the configured URL value.
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Review comment at @scripts/console-loop/src/steps.ts around lines 475 - 476:
Update the Datadog logs check near the logs link lookup to use the fixture’s
configuration state: when SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL is enabled, assert that the
Datadog logs link exists before validating its HTTPS URL and sandbox query; keep
the existing absence note only when the fixture indicates links are disabled. Do
not compare against the configured URL value.
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Review comments at @scripts/console-loop/src/steps.ts:
- Line 340: Move only the API-field contract assertion from the
sandboxes-search-label step into a typed space_smoke scenario; keep its API
fetch and userEmail value in the step for the browser assertion. Preserve
validation that rejects invalid or empty userEmail values before the UI check,
so includes cannot match an empty string, and leave the other browser-rendering,
navigation, fallback, and link checks unchanged.
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Review comments at @scripts/console-loop/src/steps.ts:
- Around line 475-476: Update the Datadog logs check near the logs link lookup
to use the fixture’s configuration state: when SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL is
enabled, assert that the Datadog logs link exists before validating its HTTPS
URL and sandbox query; keep the existing absence note only when the fixture
indicates links are disabled. Do not compare against the configured URL value.
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…sed controls
The search box now sends its text as the admin list's search, which
matches names ignoring case and IDs by their end, so the ID column's
label finds a sandbox on any page. An API without search refuses the
parameter with a 400 on a paged request; the console then searches as
before, matching within the page, until it is reloaded. An ID start
still goes as prefix.
The User column shows the owner's email when the API sends one, and a
pool slot's tag names its warm pool.
The Datadog logs button showed on every sandbox, linking to Datadog's
US site. It now shows only when SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL names a Logs
explorer, as SPACE_UI_DATADOG_DASHBOARD_URL does for the dashboard.
The create form no longer lists gVisor, Cloud Hypervisor and Hyper-V as
disabled choices. A control-plane create can place only Firecracker
sandboxes: nodes refuse a Cloud Hypervisor create that carries a
control-plane sandbox ID until cluster placement can qualify a node for
it, and the other two have no runtime. The form creates Firecracker
sandboxes, as before.
Add steps that search by the ID column's label and by a name in another
case, noting whether the console sent the search to the server; check
that the User column shows the owner's email the API reports; that the
create form lists no unimplemented runtimes; and that a Datadog logs
button, when shown, queries the sandbox on an HTTPS URL.
Against an API without search, the console falls back to its in-page
match plus a prefix request. That request copied the selected filters,
which still held the refused search until the search box's pause had
passed, so its first attempt was refused too. It now never sends search.
When an API without search refuses it, the console sent the fallback
request only after the search box's pause a second time. The pause now
follows the search box's text, which the fallback leaves unchanged.
Against an API without search the console's first request carrying it
is refused and the console searches as before. The search steps now
note that and check the server's matches only after a 200.
Sending search restarts the list at its first page. When an API without
search refused it, the fallback matched within that first page, not the
page the operator typed on; it now returns to that page when the
filters are back to those the search was typed under.
The API's search now matches the start of an ID's hex digits too, so
every text of 3 characters or more goes there, ID starts included, as
the prefix side request used to find them. Shorter text, which the API
refuses, is searched as before. The help text says so, and no longer
claims sbx_ is ignored for every match.
The comment on the create form's runtime now says why Firecracker is
the only choice: a control-plane create cannot place the other runtime
nodes implement.
The search steps took a timeout or any error answer for an API without
search. They now accept only a 200, or the 400 naming search, and fail
on anything else. On a 200 the label search must list exactly its
sandbox; on the fallback the steps check its prefix request and its
results. The create-form step opens every select of the form and fails
if any offers a runtime. The user-email step reads a sandbox of the
managing organization.
…ack lasts
The help text said every text of 3 characters matched IDs by "its hex
digits". The server matches names from their start, ID ends from 4 hex
digits and ID starts from 8, and only when the whole text is hex once
dashes and a leading sbx_ are left out; other text matches names only,
and nothing matches in the middle. The comments on the search filter
said it matched only ID suffixes, and the fallback comments said it
lasted until a reload; leaving the page and coming back resets it too.
The label step's fallback branch checked every listed row against the
label, which an empty table passes. It now expects exactly the rows of
the page that carry the label, and the name step the rows its prefix
request answered, once that answer has rendered. A new step plays an
API without search on any stack: it answers search with that API's 400
and cuts the first page to one row, types the label of page 2's first
row on page 2, and requires that row alone on page 2. The user-email
step fails when an API that reports user_email shows none for a local
owner's sandbox.
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Review comments at @scripts/console-loop/src/steps.ts:
- Line 440: Update the owner-email check around api.json.user_email so the
new-API case fails unless the seeded owner’s expected email is present in the
response; do not record a note and pass when the field is absent. Keep old-API
compatibility as a separate case that verifies its intended behavior.
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…adog link
The sandboxes-user-email step fetched the API's user_email only as the
oracle for its browser check; the API contract is tested by the route test.
The step tells an API from before owner emails from a new one with the
search probe: an API that refuses `search` as an unknown parameter is
skipped with a note, and one that takes it must report the local owner's
email, or the step fails. An inconclusive probe fails too. The User column
is never matched with includes('').
The Datadog detail step reads SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL from the loop's
environment, as set or not, and requires the link when it is set.
On the out-of-diff Trivial note in the review of 9137736 (the Datadog logs link check):
Done in 301a232. The loop now reads whether SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL is set (non-blank) from its environment; the value is not compared. When set, the step first checks that the "Datadog logs" link exists, then its HTTPS URL and sandbox query. The absence note stays only for the unset case. The README says to run the loop with the console's setting.
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Review comments at @scripts/console-loop/src/steps.ts:
- Around line 489-490: In the Datadog logs link check, update the unconfigured
branch so it asserts that shown is false rather than only noting when the link
is absent; keep the configured-branch check unchanged.
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With SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL unset, a rendered logs link fell through to
the HTTPS and query check and passed, so a console that always shows the
link was never caught. Unset now checks the link is absent and stops;
set still checks it is shown, on HTTPS, and queries the sandbox.
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The API's `search` now matches IDs only. Text that is 4 to 32 hex digits,
after an optional sbx_ and with dashes left out, goes there; all other
text is searched as on a server without it: a case-sensitive `prefix`,
and a match within the page for hex digits too few for an ID. An API
without `search` still falls back for ID text as before.
The name step now requires a case-sensitive `prefix` request and no
`search`, and a match within the page for three digits of a label. A new
step searches an ID start of 8 and 12 digits.
Hex text again does what it does on main: a case-sensitive `prefix`
request and a match within the page, so a name such as `e2e-1` or `cafe`
is still found. When it is also an ID's hex digits, a `search` request
of its own adds IDs ending or starting with them, merged once per
sandbox into the matches listed after the page. An API without `search`
refuses that request once, and the page stops sending it.
The search steps now require the `prefix` request main sends alongside
any `search`, and a sandbox listed once across the page and the matches
after it. New steps find a label beyond the page by its ID, and a
sandbox named `e2e-<hex>` by its name, on the page and beyond it. The
fallback step no longer expects the page to reload.
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Approving. This keeps the existing name search and adds ID matches beyond the current page without duplicating rows. Older servers keep the existing search behavior.
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Summary
The admin console's sandbox list finds a sandbox by the label it shows, shows owners, and loses two controls that never applied.
mainfinds is still found, the same way: a case-sensitive name or IDprefixrequest and, for hex digits and dashes, a match within the page, with the prefix request's matches listed after the page. A name such ase2e-1,cafeordeadbeefis still found by its name.sbx_in either case, dashes left out), asearchrequest to api: search the admin sandbox list by ID, and name owners and pools #1523 finds IDs that end with them, such as the ID column's 8-digit label, and from 8 digits IDs that start with them. Its matches join "More matches beyond this page" with the prefix request's, once per sandbox, leaving out rows the page shows. So the label finds its sandbox on any page.searchrefuses that request with400 unknown query parameter "search". The page stops sending it while it stays mounted (a reload tries again); the rest ismain's search, unchanged.SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URLnames a Logs explorer, a runtime setting documented withSPACE_UI_DATADOG_DASHBOARD_URLin ui/README.md. It used to link every page to Datadog's US site.fc.The console loop gains steps for each change: a label beyond the page, an ID start, a sandbox named
e2e-<hex>found by its name on and beyond the page, names never sent assearch, and an API withoutsearchon page 2.Validation
At this head:
npm ci,npm test(318),tscandnpm run buildpass;typecheckand tests (14) pass;On Kind, the loop's sandboxes steps pass every check:
e2e-<hex>is found by its name;main's API: each search request is refused once and not resent, those 400s are the only search events, ande2e-<hex>is found as onmain.main(help: previous head)e2e-1e2e-1beyond the page, found by its prefix:Severity and risk
Severity: moderate. The label found nothing beyond the page, the logs button linked a deployment without Datadog to Datadog, and the form offered runtimes that cannot be created.
Risk:
SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL, for example tohttps://app.datadoghq.com/logs.main, after the same typing pause. Against an API withoutsearch, the first one on a list page is refused, once.Rollback: revert.
Rollout
user_emailandpool_idare absent.SPACE_UI_DATADOG_LOGS_URL; no rebuild.Stack
#1522 (merged), #1523, then this.
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