Before, we'd load *all* the robots, which can be a huge issue in namespaces with a large number of robots. Now, we only load the top-20 robots (as per recency in login), and we also limit the information returned to the entity search to save some bandwidth.
Fixes https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-927
Superusers were getting confused because the users/orgs were being disabled and renamed, but still appeared in the list until they were GCed by the background worker. Now we just hide them.
Fixes https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-936
Before this change, if a build was triggered by a build trigger that was subsequently deleted, we'd display "Manually triggered" for the build in the UI, even though we have sufficient metadata to show *nearly the same* normal build information. After this change, if we have said trigger metadata, we still display as much as we can.
Fixes https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-855
Removes filtering of log types where not necessary, removes filtering based on namespace when filtering based on repository (superfluous check that was causing issues in MySQL preventing the use of the correct index) and fix some other small issues around the API
Fixes https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-931
This could result in "hanging" robot accounts, although that would only leak the names of said accounts. Now we delete them immediately AND we proactively delete them before replacing the namespace (just to be sure)
We were using the `cpu_count`, which doesn't respect container affinity. Now, we use `cpu_affinity` and also bound to make sure we don't start a million workers
Fixes https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-928
Bound modal box by container, remove !important
The important was introduced as a fix to
https://jira.coreos.com/browse/QUAY-881
However, after removal it does not seem to be necessary (Cannot
reproduce with the !important gone).
Adds bounding for the modal boxes & title
Joins the username/password for robot in box
Previously, if we didn't find a key, we'd empty the entire cache, making it essentially a single-key cache. We skip clearing now, although this does mean we won't GC expired entries (not a problem for tests, though)
This change implements support for registry integration tests using the new py.test-based live server test fixture. We can now parametrize the protocols we use (in prep for V2_2), and it makes the code *much* cleaner and less hacky.
Note that moving the vast majority of the tests over from the existing impl will come as a followup PR
This allow us to super-easily instantiate a live, running Flask server with the test app, as well as interact with it, without any of the crazy boilerplate we previously used
includes the options for maximum search results per page, and the
maximum number of pages available before help text is shown, and
the next page button is disabled
If configured, we now check the IP address of the user signing up and, if they are a possible threat, we further reduce their number of allowed maximum builds to the configured value.
