Unify application, database, and service headings with mobile-friendly
resource menus, route-aware configuration tabs, and confirmation triggers for
advanced actions. Standardize restart warnings with status badges and cover the
responsive menu and badge rendering behavior with feature tests.
Refine mobile layout for project resource pages by making breadcrumbs and status blocks responsive, improving dropdown and checkbox touch behavior, and adding support for custom modal triggers. Add feature tests covering breadcrumb visibility and responsive checkbox layout.
we were setting a bad example by showing http because user will enter their domain in http and wonder why they cannot access their site over https, also user don't know how to use multiple domains with port numbers so covered it on this change as well
it's basically an info for the end user about the port requirement, in the past we had some users confused by it like their domain works fine even without port number while the service port is 80
- Introduced a new sidebar component for service database navigation.
- Updated routes for database import and backup functionalities.
- Refactored the database import view to improve clarity and maintainability.
- Consolidated service application and database views into a more cohesive structure.
- Removed deprecated service application view and integrated its functionalities into the service index.
- Enhanced user experience with modal confirmations for critical actions.
- Improved code readability and organization across various components.
Implement instance-wide SPA navigation toggle that enables smooth page transitions with prefetching on hover. Excludes terminal links which require full page lifecycle for WebSocket connections. Adds defensive checks to global-search component for SPA navigation compatibility.
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Added a new delete method in the Database component that includes a two-step confirmation process requiring the user to enter their password. If two-step confirmation is disabled, the deletion proceeds without password verification. Additionally, a confirmation modal has been integrated into the database view to prompt users before deletion, enhancing the safety of this critical operation.
Andras Bacsai