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ui: split the Templates page into a searchable list and a page per template - #1525
Changed since approval (d2db22e): a new read design (single-flight periodic reads, 20 s timeout, only explicit reads supersede) and failed-read errors with Retry on every view; also template-page links, unread build rows, superseded reads that settle, and mutation results reported before the refresh.
Summary
The Templates page stacked five global tables with no search. This splits it into a searchable list and a page per template.
List (/dashboard/templates):
Search by name, or find a release by hash prefix, ID or tag.
Filters: organization, has a release, has a warm pool, latest-build state and tag.
Columns: Name, Organization, Current release, Latest build, Pool, Network (policy and generation drift), Snap (base snapshot observed), Nodes. All but Network and Snap sort.
URL holds search, filters, sort and page.
Row actions: Rebuild and Delete.
The current release holds latest, which a create by name resolves; else a row shows "no latest".
List tabs: All releases, Warm pool policies, Node availability, spaced versions, and System templates. System templates holds the rebuild and needs no template records, so a new cluster's first build starts there.
Template page (/dashboard/templates/{name}): Overview, Releases, Builds, Warm pool, Nodes, Sandboxes. The URL decides the tab. A searched release shows alone until Show all releases.
Actions. The handlers moved into one shared hook with their dialogs, confirmations, Idempotency-Keys and fallbacks, including #1387's retag dialog. Each reports its result before refreshing; a failed refresh is only a warning. Also:
After a delete, the template page returns to the list only if still open.
A new rolling policy opened from the Warm pool tab has its template fixed.
The Warm pool tab gains Create pool, offered only on a latest release without a pool. The API's create would rewrite a same-shape pool.
Dropped from the list (still on the Overview): Hash, Runtime, Disk, Built, Default Auto, and the Base Snap switch (one request per template).
Latest builds (GET /templates/{name}/builds?limit=1, which asks the builder) are read for the page's rows (or, filtering or sorting by build, every row the other filters keep), 4 at a time, at most once a minute each.
Reads. Each kind of read has one slot: a periodic refresh joins the read already out, an explicit read after a change supersedes it, and every read times out after 20 s. A failed first read shows its error with Retry; release cells say "not read"; the build filter counts unread rows.
Validation
Unit checks at this head pass: uinpm test (330), tsc and build; scripts/console-looptypecheck and tests.
Kind (Kubernetes substrate, main's API at this PR's base), at this head:
Stalled spaced-versions read: Refresh answers and cancels it; leaving mid-Refresh no longer blocks the next (parent: "already in progress").
Tag move, releases refresh 503: the move is reported, then a read-back warning (parent: only "failed to refresh template releases").
Earlier heads (six synthetic templates): 503 reads show an error with Retry; a 15 s read is applied, a stalled one fails at 20 s; a full loop against main added only that 404; each action ran once; at 201 templates the list rendered in 406–541 ms with 32 requests (main: 537–640 ms, 205).
Regression tests (ui/src/lib), each failing on its fix's parent unless noted:
Test
Fails at
read-queue: Strict Mode in-flight read
bb74be1d
template-reads: slow read applied; timeout frees the slot; superseded never writes; refresh settles; first-read error
d2db22ea
template-list: every filter narrows the rows
d2db22ea
template-list: Retry of failed rows; empty list while unread
4dc756ad
template-reads: failed refresh retried at the interval
4dc756ad
system-template-rebuild: links templates with a record
d2db22ea
template-reads: superseded read ignoring its signal settles, and its refresh
9165d846
mutation-refresh: change reported before a failed refresh
new helper
Not validated: the direct-substrate lane, a code-runtime rebuild (and the panel's links), and a promotion.
Severity and risk
Severity: moderate; one template's state took scrolling five tables.
Risk: console only. Likeliest regression: an action that lost a refresh or fallback in the move; each was exercised. Revert to roll back.
Rollout
Console only. It reads only routes main serves. An API without the builds route answers 405: the build column shows "—" and the build filter is disabled.
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The Templates page stacked five global tables with no search. It is now a
list of templates, searched by name or by a release's hash prefix, ID or
tag, filtered by organization, release, warm pool, latest build and tag,
sorted and paged, with that state in the URL. Each template has a page
with its overview, releases, builds, warm pool, node copies and sandboxes.
All releases, warm pool policies, node availability and spaced versions
are tabs of the list.
Every action keeps its dialog, confirmation, idempotency key and fallback;
they move into shared hooks used by both pages. The list reads the latest
build only for the rows it shows, or for every row when filtering or
sorting by build, and no longer reads each template's base snapshot
policy.
The templates steps search by name, hash prefix and tag, apply each filter
from a link, check that search, sort and page survive a reload, open each
cross-template tab and each section of the seed template's page, and
assign and delete a tag through the dialogs. They read the seed release
from the API, so they hold on a stack with any number of templates.
The changes add a template list and detail route with URL-backed sections for overview, releases, builds, warm pools, nodes, and sandboxes. They add data-loading and refresh coordination, list search and filtering, build reads, and shared template actions. System-template rebuild views and related notices are updated. Console checks cover list and detail navigation, filters, rebuild states, sandbox links, and release-tag changes. Warm-pool documentation now describes the updated interface labels.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to a3dd2
The inspected workflows retain existing administrative controls and improve how completed changes are distinguished from failed refreshes. No introduced security weakness was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns downstream authorization coverage and behavior during deployment or interrupted requests.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
observed — The sensitive surface includes template network and lifecycle defaults, release tags, and template deletion. These can affect template administration across organizations within a cluster. The inspected server template read, update, and delete handlers require an authenticated administrator of the cluster's managing organization; the client controls are not the sole enforcement boundary.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The URL-controlled template name is encoded before the API request. On the server, single-template and list reads use the same administrative gate and underlying template query; the single read adds a bound name filter. This counters the possibility that the new detail URL exposes templates beyond the existing list's effective read authority.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Template deletion sends an idempotency key, waits for the returned operation with a bounded timeout, and clears its operation indicator in finally. Detail-page navigation occurs only if the original pathname is still open. A polling timeout still leaves the final server outcome uncertain; the client does not implement a compensating rollback.
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Create pool on the template page is offered only on a release with no
pool, as in the Releases table: the API's create updates a pool of the
same release and shape and makes it manual. The current release is the
one holding latest, the only one a create by name resolves; a template
without it says so and shows its newest release apart.
The URL decides the tab, search, filters and the marked release on both
pages, so links, the menu and Back switch tabs. A searched release is the
one row shown until Show all releases. The system-template rebuild moves
to a System templates tab that needs no template records, for a new
cluster's first build.
The template page shows a failed read with Retry, says when releases are
loading or not read, and after a delete leaves only if still open. Latest
builds are read only for the rows still wanted, and not after unmount,
also under Strict Mode. The list shows network policy drift and the base
snapshot again, and uses the shared org, byte and age helpers.
Each filter step compares the list's count with what the API's records
give and checks each row; the build filter reads each template's latest
build. Section checks read the open tab, not its label. New steps follow
links between tabs and Back, open the rebuild from the seed row, and
start the first system build with no template records.
The latest-build reads go through a small queue in which a read stays
queued while in flight: Strict Mode's cleanup drops only unsent reads, so
its second setup no longer sends the in-flight ones again. An API without
the builds route is asked again at most once a minute.
The System templates tab and the Releases table show a failed first read
as an error with Retry, not as loading or as the searched-release notice.
The rebuild panel names a template it cannot link to yet: the builder
creates the record when the first build's job starts.
The filter steps compare the first page's names with the expected ones,
not only the count. The hash search notes when seed has one release, so
the single row cannot show the focus. The Builds tab check needs the
build history, not only the rebuild panel's title.
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Do not write refs during render.
React Doctor reports entriesRef.current = entries and wantedRef.current = new Set(wanted) as ref mutations during render. React can discard a render that never commits. wantedRef then holds names that the committed view never wanted. The [wantedKey] effect uses it in dropWaiting, so a queued read for a wanted template could be dropped.
Fix: Sync both refs in an effect that is declared before the effects that read them.
Proposed fix
- const entriesRef = useRef(entries);- entriesRef.current = entries;+ const entriesRef = useRef(entries);
...
- const wantedRef = useRef(new Set(wanted));- wantedRef.current = new Set(wanted);+ const wantedRef = useRef(new Set(wanted));+ // Declared before the effects below, so they read current values.+ useEffect(() => {+ entriesRef.current = entries;+ wantedRef.current = new Set(wanted);+ });
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @ui/src/app/dashboard/templates/[name]/page.tsx:
- Line 174: Update the listedTemplates set passed to ReleasesAndBuilds to
include template names from both data.templates and data.templateReleases, using
each release’s template_name; preserve the open template names already included.
Review comments at @ui/src/app/dashboard/templates/templates-list.tsx:
- Line 160: Update TemplatesList to render an Alert with the relevant error
message when data.templatesError or data.releasesError is set, and wire its
retry action to the hook’s existing refresh function. Preserve the current list
and release-cell behavior when neither request has failed.
Review comments at @ui/src/app/dashboard/templates/use-templates-data.ts:
- Around line 354-365: Update the refresh function containing the Promise.all
calls so refreshGeneration advances whether the reads succeed or fail, using a
finally path. Keep markViewRefreshed(viewKey) after successful completion only,
so failed reads do not mark the view refreshed.
- Line 173: Add request-order guards to refreshTemplates and
refreshTemplateReleases using the existing releasesRequestRef pattern: only the
latest request may write success or error state. In readTemplates, also guard
setTemplateMissing so a response for an outdated templateName cannot update the
current state.
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/template-list.ts:
- Around line 382-389: Update filterTemplateRows to count rows whose latest
build is unreadable, including error and unsupported results, separately from
rows still pending; expose that count in FilterResult and return it. Update
TemplatesList to show a notice for unreadable builds next to the existing
“Reading the latest build…” text, without changing the build-bucket filtering
behavior.
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that its Strict Mode in-flight-read test fails with the old queue cleanup and
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Each kind of Templates read has one slot. A periodic refresh joins the
read already out rather than superseding it, so a read slower than the
refresh interval is still applied. An explicit read after a change, or
opening another template, supersedes it: the older answer, error,
loaded flag and missing state never write. Every read times out after
20 s and then fails like any other, freeing its slot.
A refresh bumps its generation whether its reads answer or fail, so
unread latest-build rows are read again; only a fully answered refresh
marks the view fresh. The Builds tab, the latest-build cells and the
rebuild's status poll follow the same rules, and the latest-build refs
are synced after commit instead of during render.
A template page reads only its own template, so the rebuild panel there
named the other system template as not listed and gave no link. The
panel now links every template known to have a record: the open one,
those the releases name, and the list's templates. A first build still
queued has no record yet and stays unlinked.
With a latest-build filter set, a template whose build read failed, or
whose API has no builds route, was dropped from the list without a
word. The filter now counts those rows, as it counts the ones still
being read, and the list says how many it left out.
A failed template-list read showed the empty state, and a failed
releases read left "…" in every Current release cell. The list, the
System templates tab, the Releases table and a template page now share
one error alert with Retry for a read that has never answered, and the
list's release cells say "not read".
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Approving with comments. The list/detail split reuses the existing action handlers, and the UI unit tests, typecheck, production build, and mocked navigation checks passed.
Two P2 follow-ups:
In filterTemplateRows and TemplatesList, failed latest-build reads disappear from an active build-status filter. I reproduced ?build=failed showing "No template matches the search and filters" when those reads returned 503. Please show that results are incomplete and offer a bounded retry.
In useTemplatesData.refresh, an inventory or pool read failure prevents refreshGeneration from advancing, so the new list's build statuses stop refreshing too. Please advance the build-refresh signal even when an unrelated read fails, while keeping markViewRefreshed success-only and preserving the existing request limits.
These affect status visibility and recovery, not the action or authorization contracts, so I’m treating them as follow-ups rather than holding the split.
A failed refresh leaves the view stale, so the 1 s staleness check
started it again on every tick, and the build statuses, which now read
again after every refresh, would have followed. A periodic refresh now
starts at most once per refresh interval, answered or not. The view is
still marked fresh only when every read answered.
With a latest-build filter set and the build reads failing, the list
said that no template matched. The empty list now names the rows it
could not read. The notice gains a Retry that re-reads only the failed
rows through the read queue, each at most once a minute.
On the out-of-diff note in the review of d2db22e (refs written during render in use-latest-builds.ts):
Fixed in 95f43de. entriesRef and wantedRef are now synced in an effect declared before the effects that read them, so a render React discards can no longer leave wantedRef holding names that no committed view wanted. The new read slots live in useState, and no ref is written during render. The existing read-queue.test.mjs tests still pass, including the Strict Mode in-flight test. That test fails against the queue as it was before ReadQueue (it sends a and b twice) and passes at the head. The description's Validation section now names each regression test, the commit it fails on, and that it passes at the head.
@johnlouie-pplx, thanks: both follow-ups from your review are in this push.
Build filter with failing build reads (9165d84, on top of 5471b11). With ?build=failed and every latest-build read answering 503, the list no longer says "No template matches the search and filters". The empty list says "No match among the templates read; N could not be read", and the "N templates left out" notice has a Retry. Retry re-reads only the rows whose read failed. The reads go through the existing read queue (4 at a time, never twice at once), and each template is retried at most once a minute; a second press within the minute is disabled. Rows answered by an API without the builds route are not retried. Tests: template-list.test.mjs, "the build filter's Retry re-reads only rows whose read failed, each at most once a minute" and "the empty list never claims that no template matches while a row is unread". On Kind, with every build read answering 503, Retry sent one read per unread row and none on a second press.
A failed inventory or pool read (95f43de and 4f5a209). refresh waits for every read with Promise.allSettled, advances the generation either way, so build statuses refresh after an unrelated read fails, and marks the view refreshed only when every read answered. To keep the existing request limits, a failed periodic refresh is tried again at the 10 s refresh interval rather than on every 1 s tick. Tests: template-reads.test.mjs, "a refresh counts as done whether its reads answer or fail, and is marked fresh only when all answer" (its cases are a failed inventory read and a failed pool read) and "a failed refresh is tried again at the refresh interval, not on every tick".
A stalled spaced read ignores its AbortSignal. Only the sandbox-list fallback receives the signal (use-templates-data.ts:225-228). When a newer read supersedes it, the abort listener clears the timer and leaves the race pending. Its caller then never reaches follow() and waits indefinitely. This breaks the contract in the file's comment that an explicit read never leaves its caller without an answer. If a refreshAll pass awaits this read, Promise.allSettled never resolves, so settled never runs.
The 20 s timeout has a related effect. It rejects the race, but getSpacedVersionCounts keeps running in the background, because it receives no signal.
Reject the race on abort. The superseded caller then takes the newer read's outcome through the existing follow() path:
Cancelling the server request needs a separate change. getSpacedVersionCounts (ui/src/lib/public-api.ts:58) and loadSpacedCounts both take no signal today. Add a signal parameter to both, then pass the signal from use-templates-data.ts:226.
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Review comment at @ui/src/lib/template-reads.ts at line 53:
Update the abort listener in the spaced-read race to clear the timer and reject
the race so the superseded caller reaches the existing follow() path. Also
propagate the read’s AbortSignal through loadSpacedCounts to
getSpacedVersionCounts, and pass it from use-templates-data.ts so aborting the
read can cancel the server request; preserve the existing timeout behavior.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @ui/src/app/dashboard/templates/template-actions.tsx:
- Around line 215-224: In the tag-move handler, separate release-refresh
failures from move failures: after `moveReleaseTag` succeeds, report the move
result before refreshing, and handle refresh errors with a distinct warning
rather than passing them to `tagMoveFailureMessage`. Keep the outer catch for
tag-move errors.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @ui/src/lib/template-reads.ts:
- Line 53: Update the abort listener in the spaced-read race to clear the timer
and reject the race so the superseded caller reaches the existing follow() path.
Also propagate the read’s AbortSignal through loadSpacedCounts to
getSpacedVersionCounts, and pass it from use-templates-data.ts so aborting the
read can cancel the server request; preserve the existing timeout behavior.
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A superseded read cleared its timeout but stayed unsettled until its
request answered, and the spaced-versions read never took a signal, so
its caller and the refresh over it could wait for ever. The read now
fails with the abort as soon as it is superseded, so its caller takes
the newer read's answer. A reset with no read after it (the page
closed) fails its callers with ReadDroppedError, which is not reported.
The spaced-versions request now takes the read's signal.
A handler that refreshed after its change reported a failed refresh as
the change failing: a moved tag read "failed to refresh template
releases", and the operator was not told it had moved. Each handler now
reports the change's result first, then refreshes; a failed refresh
shows as a warning that the page could not read the change back.
On the out-of-diff Trivial note in the review of 9165d84 (template-reads.ts, superseded reads):
Fixed in 12597a0. Aborting a read now also rejects its race with the abort reason, so a superseded read settles even if its request ignores the signal. Its caller takes the newer read's answer, and a refresh over it settles. A reset with no read after it, when the page closes, now fails its callers with ReadDroppedError, which is not reported. Before, they waited for ever, and a refresh left running held the view's refresh lock. The spaced-versions request now takes the read's signal. Test: template-reads.test.mjs, "a superseded read whose request ignores its signal still settles, and so does the refresh over it". It times out on 9165d84 and passes here.
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Changed since approval (d2db22e): a new read design (single-flight periodic reads, 20 s timeout, only explicit reads supersede) and failed-read errors with Retry on every view; also template-page links, unread build rows, superseded reads that settle, and mutation results reported before the refresh.
Summary
The Templates page stacked five global tables with no search. This splits it into a searchable list and a page per template.
List (
/dashboard/templates):The current release holds
latest, which a create by name resolves; else a row shows "no latest".List tabs: All releases, Warm pool policies, Node availability, spaced versions, and System templates. System templates holds the rebuild and needs no template records, so a new cluster's first build starts there.
Template page (
/dashboard/templates/{name}): Overview, Releases, Builds, Warm pool, Nodes, Sandboxes. The URL decides the tab. A searched release shows alone until Show all releases.Actions. The handlers moved into one shared hook with their dialogs, confirmations,
Idempotency-Keys and fallbacks, including #1387's retag dialog. Each reports its result before refreshing; a failed refresh is only a warning. Also:latestrelease without a pool. The API's create would rewrite a same-shape pool.Dropped from the list (still on the Overview): Hash, Runtime, Disk, Built, Default Auto, and the Base Snap switch (one request per template).
Latest builds (
GET /templates/{name}/builds?limit=1, which asks the builder) are read for the page's rows (or, filtering or sorting by build, every row the other filters keep), 4 at a time, at most once a minute each.Reads. Each kind of read has one slot: a periodic refresh joins the read already out, an explicit read after a change supersedes it, and every read times out after 20 s. A failed first read shows its error with Retry; release cells say "not read"; the build filter counts unread rows.
Validation
Unit checks at this head pass:
uinpm test(330),tscandbuild;scripts/console-looptypecheckand tests.Kind (Kubernetes substrate,
main's API at this PR's base), at this head:template-detail-unknown's intended 404.Earlier heads (six synthetic templates): 503 reads show an error with Retry; a 15 s read is applied, a stalled one fails at 20 s; a full loop against
mainadded only that 404; each action ran once; at 201 templates the list rendered in 406–541 ms with 32 requests (main: 537–640 ms, 205).Regression tests (
ui/src/lib), each failing on its fix's parent unless noted:read-queue: Strict Mode in-flight readbb74be1dtemplate-reads: slow read applied; timeout frees the slot; superseded never writes; refresh settles; first-read errord2db22eatemplate-list: every filter narrows the rowsd2db22eatemplate-list: Retry of failed rows; empty list while unread4dc756adtemplate-reads: failed refresh retried at the interval4dc756adsystem-template-rebuild: links templates with a recordd2db22eatemplate-reads: superseded read ignoring its signal settles, and its refresh9165d846mutation-refresh: change reported before a failed refreshNot validated: the direct-substrate lane, a code-runtime rebuild (and the panel's links), and a promotion.
Severity and risk
Severity: moderate; one template's state took scrolling five tables.
Risk: console only. Likeliest regression: an action that lost a refresh or fallback in the move; each was exercised. Revert to roll back.
Rollout
Console only. It reads only routes
mainserves. An API without the builds route answers 405: the build column shows "—" and the build filter is disabled.AI assistance: Claude Code wrote the code, tests, loop steps, docs change and this description, and ran the validation.