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feat(api): add installation defaults for new applications - #5107
This PR adds installation defaults for applications: administrator sets applicationDefaults in the platform values, and every application created after that starts from them. Design is in the proposal in cozystack/community, related to the worker defaults issue.
The value is keyed by ApplicationDefinition plural (for example postgreses) and the platform chart renders it into the cozystack-application-defaults ConfigMap in cozy-system. The aggregated API merges the entry for the kind under the submitted spec on create, apply-create and dry-run create, and saves the result in HelmRelease values. The order is user values, installation defaults, then developer defaults from the chart schema. Update never applies defaults, so changing the value leaves existing applications alone.
The merge goes into objects that declare properties and replaces everything else whole: arrays, dictionaries with additionalProperties, free-form objects, objects that also take arbitrary keys and objects marked x-kubernetes-map-type: atomic. So a node pool that sets its own registryMirrors gets no platform mirror entries. Explicit empty values from the user ({}, [], false, 0, "") win over the installation value.
An entry is checked against the application's OpenAPI schema before it is merged. An object that the merge completes is checked as a partial one, so required and minProperties are not enforced on it and its oneOf is not evaluated (CEL rules are not evaluated at all). Whatever is stored whole is checked whole: array rows, dictionary values, free-form and atomic objects. Without that, an entry like a RabbitMQ vhost without roles was accepted and stored, and the chart refused to render it.
A missing ConfigMap means no defaults and gives no warning. An unreadable ConfigMap, invalid JSON, a bad entry or an unreadable schema does not block the create: defaults are skipped and the response carries a Warning (dry-run too). The generic checks cover the whole map, so one entry that is not an object, or a reserved top-level field in any entry, turns defaults off for every application until it is fixed, while a bad entry of one application only affects that application. The ConfigMap is read through a cache limited to that one object, startup waits up to 30 s for it to sync and a create waits up to 5 s for the read, then both go on without defaults.
Some objects take exactly one of their children and the chart refuses two: the worker image of a node pool (osImage.builtin or osImage.factory), a vm-disk source, the oidc.customConfig of a kubernetes cluster and of a monitoring stack (config or secretRef). A default for one child merged into an application that chose another built that spec. These carry the atomic marker now, so the merge replaces them whole, and values.yaml tells catalog authors to do the same in their own schemas. The chart guide (docs/agents/overview.md) says when the marker fits and when it does not. The osImage change is the same hunk as in #5192.
The dashboard order page sends one dry-run create when it opens and starts the form and YAML from the returned spec, so the browser reads no ConfigMap and merges nothing. If the preview fails, or gets no answer in 8 s, the form opens with a notice and Retry, and Deploy still works. After a failed preview a dropdown stays empty instead of selecting the cluster default option, so the API applies the platform default to the omitted field. A cleared text field leaves its key out, a dropdown None and a sensitive field are written as "". While the server owns defaults the form does not fill schema defaults on its own.
Not in this PR: defaults on update, re-rendering existing applications when the value changes, defaults for HelmReleases that controllers create directly, validation when the ConfigMap is saved, previews on every edit in the dashboard.
Merge order
This PR shares platform/values.yaml with #5190, the kubernetes schema and ApplicationDefinition with #5191, and the kubernetes-nodes ones with #5192. Those three do not touch each other. I would merge this one last, the generated files then need one more make generate after a rebase.
Known limits
The dashboard does not show the API Warning.
null for a field that has a developer default is saved as null through kubectl or Terraform, but the dashboard form shows the developer default.
A number in an integer-or-string field is rejected by the form (same on main), so quantities in an entry have to be quoted, cpu: "2". values.yaml says so.
After a failed preview the form still requires a field that has no schema default, even if an entry would supply it. Typing the value or switching to YAML gets around it.
The marker only fits a choice between alternatives that each stand complete. I went through the application charts and rendered every refusal I found that involves two or more fields, and most are not that. A pair that has to be set together (resources.cpu with resources.memory, tls.enabled with tls.disableNonTLSListeners in rabbitmq) is completed field by field today, and an atomic object would drop the default half. An object that also holds independent fields an admin would default (backup in clickhouse, mariadb, mongodb and postgres, volume in seaweedfs) would lose them. Relations between two objects or two top-level fields (cloudflareProxy with proxyProtocol in the ingress, most of postgres, the kubernetes addons) cannot carry a marker. In all of these a default for one field plus the user's value for another can make the chart refuse the render after the create went through. Catching that needs the relations declared as rules in the schema and the merged spec checked against them, and the API does not evaluate such rules on a user spec yet (Enforce x-kubernetes-validations CEL rules in the aggregated apiserver #2657), so it is a separate change. A few relations depend on a lookup into the cluster and I could not render them offline.
Clearing an optional text or number field in the order form leaves its key out, so the default comes back. A dropdown set to None, a sensitive field and a dictionary value send an empty string and win. The form keeps its old meaning of clearing a field, same as on main. To override a default with an empty value, set it in the YAML tab ("", 0).
An entry that cannot be parsed (invalid JSON, a reserved _ key) turns defaults off for every kind, not only its own, and the Warning on each create names the problem. I did not split it per entry: the failure is loud, the fix is in one place, and splitting touches the parse and cache path for a case only a typo causes.
An atomic object also drops a default for a field nested inside an alternative when the user sets another field of that alternative. A default for osImage.factory.imageFactoryURL does not survive a pool that sets osImage.factory.version, and the boot disk then comes from the public factory. talos.imageFactoryURL is the knob the chart falls back to, it is not atomic, and defaults for it keep working.
A schema that declares a typed property only inside an allOf or anyOf branch, under a root that takes arbitrary keys, is checked as partial. No schema in the tree looks like that.
The preview uses the placeholder name preview, so it fails when the tenant already has an application of that kind with this name, and the form opens with the notice.
The cache wiring in pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go has no unit test, the cache itself has.
Verification
make unit-tests on this head with LC_ALL=C, exit code 0 (a kafka bats test on main depends on the locale).
tsc and eslint in the console are clean.
For the checks below I broke the code on purpose and saw the matching test fail, except the arrayMinItems flag of the server form, I could not make it matter.
A run on a test cluster with v1.7.0 is in the comment below. It was on an earlier revision, the stored-whole checks, the extra markers and the cleared-field change came after and are covered by unit tests only.
Not run: make test-controllers.
Checked cases:
user values {}, [], false, 0, "" are kept, and a node pool with its own registryMirrors gets none from the platform
an object with both properties and a dictionary, or with preserved unknown fields, is replaced whole
empty and nullspec on create
update after create, apply-update and a field removed on update keep stored values
a broken entry for another application, or an application with no entry and no readable schema, does not touch this create
missing ConfigMap gives no defaults and no warning, invalid JSON, unreadable ConfigMap and a cache that did not sync give a Warning and the create goes on
partial entry: required, minProperties and object oneOf are skipped on an object the merge completes, while unknown fields, wrong types, scalar oneOf and array items are still checked
array rows, dictionary values, free-form and atomic objects are checked whole, also when the constraint sits in an allOf or anyOf branch next to the property, and in these shapes an accepted entry merges into a spec that the application's own schema accepts
every ApplicationDefinition in the tree accepts an entry built from its own developer defaults
a pool with osImage.factory, a disk with another source, a cluster with oidc.customConfig.secretRef and a monitoring stack with oidc.customConfig.config do not get the other child from the platform, on their real schemas
a node pool that sets resources.cpu still gets resources.memory from an entry, so the marker does not take away the field-by-field completion of pairs
dashboard: a user with no tenant does not wait on the spinner, switching tenant keeps what was typed, a preview answer that arrives after the tenant changed is dropped, a non-object answer counts as a failed preview, Retry sends the current draft
dashboard: after a failed preview dropdowns in a field, an array row and a dictionary value stay empty, and edits made in YAML come back into the form
required inside array rows and dictionary values stays in force when the server owns defaults, and an emptied sensitive field stays ""
Screenshots
Not captured yet.
Downstream repositories
This PR changes packages/core/platform/values.yaml, so platform-package.md in cozystack/website needs the new key. The issue there is not filed yet, so the boxes stay empty. The Terraform provider may be reached too: it has its own defaults for some sizing fields (storage class, disk size), so installation defaults would not apply to those, while the Talos block fields are left out when unset and do get them. I read the schema, not the expand code.
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cozystack/website - follow-up: platform-package.md needs the applicationDefaults key
feat(api): add the `applicationDefaults` platform value, installation defaults are applied to new applications under user values, existing applications keep their saved settings, and the dashboard order form starts from the same defaults.
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New Features
Application creation now supports installation-specific defaults, merged with submitted values and validated against the application schema. Defaults are previewed in new-application forms; existing applications retain their saved values.
Added clearer handling of form defaults, including server-provided previews, retry after preview errors, and explicit empty values.
Selected configuration objects now use whole-object replacement rather than field-by-field merging.
Documentation
Clarified installation-default behavior and atomic configuration handling, with expanded monitoring configuration details.
The platform now publishes per-application installation defaults. Application creation reads and merges those values using application schemas. New dashboard forms use dry-run create results. Selected application configuration objects are marked atomic to define whole-object replacement behavior.
Changes: Application installation defaults and create-form previews
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Summary
Configure and publish installation defaults packages/core/platform/values.yaml, packages/core/platform/templates/application-defaults.yaml, packages/core/platform/tests/application_defaults_test.yaml
Platform values define applicationDefaults. A template publishes the values as JSON in a ConfigMap. Tests cover empty, null, and partial configurations.
Descriptions and schemas mark selected objects as atomic, including osImage, oidc.customConfig, and VM-disk source. Tests cover whole-object replacement and field-by-field merging.
Cache and provide the defaults ConfigMap pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults_cache.go, pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults_cache_test.go, pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go, pkg/cmd/server/watch_initial_events_test.go, packages/system/cozystack-api/templates/rbac.yaml
The server starts a cache for the defaults ConfigMap and passes it to application REST storage. Cache tests cover ConfigMap selection and watched updates.
Validate and merge defaults during creation pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go, pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go, pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults*test.go, pkg/registry/apps/application/testdata/installation-defaults-merge.json, pkg/cmd/server/application_defaults_test.go
Creation applies configured defaults using schema-aware validation and merge rules. Tests cover fallback, dry-run and apply creation, atomic values, and preservation of existing application values.
Render forms from server-prepared values packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/*, packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/server-form*, packages/system/dashboard/images/console/CLAUDE.md
SchemaForm adds server-default mode. Widgets and nested forms handle defaults and cleared values according to that mode.
Preview new-application forms packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage*
New deployments use a dry-run create to prepare form values. The page handles pending and failed previews, retries, draft validation, and YAML editing. Edit mode skips the preview.
cozystack/cozystack#5192: This PR changes the same Kubernetes-node osImage atomic contract that this change uses for schema-aware installation-default merging.
cozystack/cozystack#5191: This PR changes Kubernetes application schema fields that installation-default validation may inspect.
Resolve the defaults-validation and preview-warning issues before merging: new applications can receive unintended settings or fail to deploy. Oversized defaults can also fail a platform upgrade, and several form interactions can change saved or entered values.
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Ran the whole stack on a test cluster with v1.7.0: platform artifact and images built from a branch on top of the v1.7.0 tag with #5190, #5191, #5192 and this PR cherry-picked. Switching the platform source changed 5 of 127 helm releases, all Ready in about 5 minutes.
This run was on an earlier revision of the branch. After it I changed what the entry check treats as stored whole, marked source of vm-disk and oidc.customConfig of kubernetes atomic, and made a cleared text field in the form leave its key out. Those are covered by unit tests, I did not repeat the cluster run.
API with platform applicationDefaults:
user values win, explicit "" and {} win
pool registryMirrors replaces the platform map whole, and with osImage.factory set the builtin default is not mixed in
invalid default entry is skipped with a client warning, creation continues
edit of the ConfigMap is picked up in 4 seconds without restarting API pods
mirror and CA from applicationDefaults reached a KubernetesNodes pool, worker pulled images through the mirror and joined (same pool without CA failed on x509)
Dashboard form, console from this branch run locally against the cluster (not the deployed image):
order page starts from platform values (Postgres replicas 3, size 8Gi, storageClass replicated instead of 2, 10Gi, local), Deploy after changing size to 12Gi stored that
spinner while the preview runs with Form, YAML and Deploy locked, first visit without selected tenant goes spinner then populated form, no empty flash
500 on the preview gives the warning banner, form stays usable and Retry recovers
empty or slow tenant list does not leave the spinner stuck, YAML round trip keeps values, edit sends no preview request
Found one problem and fixed it in this PR. When the preview failed, DynamicOptionsWidget filled the empty storageClass with the cluster default StorageClass, so Deploy sent storageClass: local and the API stored it instead of platform replicated (server dry-run of the sent body gives replicas 3 and size 8Gi from defaults, storageClass local). The banner says the API fills omitted fields, but this one was not omitted. After a failed preview the form now leaves dropdowns empty.
Re-checked the fix in the browser against a cluster on stock v1.7.0, so without platform defaults. With the preview request failing the dropdown stays empty and Deploy sends an empty spec, and with a working preview it still selects the default.
Not tested: terraform kubernetes_manifest with the removed talos keys, render failure on Talos below 1.12 and worker roll after a registryMirrors change (unit tests only).
The edit test mocks SchemaForm and checks only that update was called. Add a real-form edit test with a mutable dynamic field and a default Option. After the options load, assert that Save sends the saved empty string.
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Review comments at @packages/apps/kubernetes-nodes/values.schema.json:
- Line 285: Validate installation defaults for the osImage key before merging
them; when a default contains both builtin and factory, skip that invalid entry
and warn the user so both values cannot be persisted.
- Line 285: Update the typed request handling for OsImage so an unset value is
omitted from JSON, allowing the configured builtin default to apply, while an
explicitly provided empty object remains distinguishable. Locate the relevant
request type and JSON serialization behavior; do not rely on the schema’s atomic
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Review comments at @packages/apps/kubernetes/values.schema.json:
- Line 1027: Update validation for OIDC defaults so conflicting platform
defaults are rejected before defaults are applied: `customConfig.config` and
`secretRef.name` must not both be set. Preserve configurations with either value
alone or neither, and ensure validation covers the platform defaults that
currently bypass this check.
Review comments at @packages/apps/vm-disk/values.schema.json:
- Line 63: Update the applicationDefaults.vmdisks.source schema so validation
rejects defaults containing both image and http, while allowing either source
individually or an empty source for blank disks.
Review comments at @packages/core/platform/templates/application-defaults.yaml:
- Around line 1-4: Validate applicationDefaults during template rendering:
preserve the existing null fallback to an empty map, and reject any non-null
value that is not a map so invalid values cannot produce a malformed ConfigMap.
Make the change in the application-defaults template around the $defaults
initialization.
Review comments at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/AdditionalPropertiesField.tsx:
- Around line 46-48: Update the defaultValue selection in
AdditionalPropertiesField so server-mode entries use an empty value compatible
with itemSchema.type, rather than assigning "" to every non-object type; ensure
boolean, number, and array entries receive valid values for their types.
Preserve the object value and existing schema-default behavior outside server
mode.
Review comments at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/DynamicOptionsWidget.tsx:
- Around line 88-94: Update the auto-selection effect in DynamicOptionsWidget so
it does not replace an empty saved value while editing, including when the field
is immutable. Use the component’s existing edit-mode state to gate
auto-selection, while preserving default selection in create mode.
- Around line 90-94: Update the auto-default condition in DynamicOptionsWidget
so an explicit empty-string value from selecting None is preserved and is not
replaced by defaultItem after remount. Distinguish an explicitly cleared value
from an unset initial value, while retaining automatic default selection for
genuinely unset values.
Review comments at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/server-form.ts:
- Around line 32-33: Update withoutSchemaDefaults so removing defaults from
schemas under not and if preserves their required constraints, keeping negation
and conditional branch selection correct; retain the existing default-removal
behavior for the other schema keywords.
Review comments at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx:
- Around line 126-135: Update the preview flow in ApplicationOrderPage so the
dry-run request includes the current form spec when a tenant becomes available,
preserving tenantless edits for the server to complete with defaults. Keep the
existing response validation and active-request guard, and merge the prepared
response with the current form spec before updating spec so the user’s settings
are not lost.
- Around line 385-386: Update the form configuration using defaulting="server"
and autoSelectDefaults so clearing a required defaulted field, such as
cluster.faultDomain.key, fails required-field validation in edit mode and cannot
be saved as omitted. Preserve server-side defaulting; do not reintroduce
client-side defaults.
- Around line 385-386: Update the form fallback validation associated with
autoSelectDefaults so that, when preview fails, required fields without schema
defaults do not block submission if the server can provide installation
defaults. Keep those fields omitted from the request rather than inserting
client-side values, preserving server defaulting.
Review comments at @pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go:
- Around line 208-210: Update initialization around NewInstallationDefaultsCache
so a discovery error does not return from API server construction; allow startup
without the optional defaults cache and retry its setup after startup through
the existing lifecycle mechanism. Preserve the current cache setup path when
construction succeeds.
Review comments at @pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go:
- Around line 128-129: Update the object-schema handling around
schema.MinProperties and schema.Type so defaults checking allows incomplete
objects without discarding value constraints from object-level oneOf branches;
invalid mode values must still be rejected before creation is saved.
- Around line 134-136: Update the object-schema validation around the
`schema.Type` and `schema.AdditionalProperties` check so typed `allOf` fragments
that declare only some enclosing properties do not implicitly reject sibling
properties. Continue enforcing explicitly declared `additionalProperties`
constraints; only avoid implicitly closing composition fragments without that
declaration.
- Around line 124-126: Update fillInstallationDefaults so partial defaults do
not create an optional nested object that fails schema validation when required
fields such as name are absent. Preserve defaults for fields whose containing
object is already present, and ensure an omitted optional object remains omitted
unless the defaults provide a schema-valid object.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.test.tsx:
- Around line 372-380: Add a separate edit-mode test alongside the existing
ApplicationOrderPage edit tests that renders the real SchemaForm with a mutable
dynamic field and a default Option. Wait for the options to load, then save and
assert that the update request preserves the saved empty string rather than
replacing it with the default; retain the existing mocked SchemaForm test.
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Reject conflicting osImage installation defaults.
If an installation default contains both builtin and factory, creation can persist both without a warning. The worker release then fails to render. Validate this combination before merging defaults so creation skips the invalid entry and warns the user.
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285:
Validate installation defaults for the osImage key before merging them; when a
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When a Go client leaves OsImage unset, JSON encoding sends osImage: {}. This prevents a configured builtin default from applying, so KubeVirt workers use HTTP imports instead. Make the typed API distinguish omission from an explicit empty object.
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Update the typed request handling for OsImage so an unset value is omitted from
JSON, allowing the configured builtin default to apply, while an explicitly
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Reject non-map application defaults during rendering.
If an override replaces applicationDefaults with a list or scalar, the chart applies an invalid ConfigMap. New applications then skip all platform defaults and receive only a generic warning. Reject non-map values at render time, while retaining the null fallback.
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{{- if kindIs "invalid" $defaults }}
{{- $defaults = dict }}
+{{- else if not (kindIs "map" $defaults) }}+{{- fail "applicationDefaults must be an object" }}
{{- end }}
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{{- $defaults := .Values.applicationDefaults }}
{{- if kindIs "invalid" $defaults }}
{{- $defaults = dict }}
{{- end }}
{{- $defaults := .Values.applicationDefaults }}
{{- if kindIs "invalid" $defaults }}
{{- $defaults = dict }}
{{- else if not (kindIs "map" $defaults) }}
{{- fail "applicationDefaults must be an object" }}
{{- end }}
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Review comment at @packages/core/platform/templates/application-defaults.yaml
around lines 1 - 4:
Validate applicationDefaults during template rendering: preserve the existing
null fallback to an empty map, and reject any non-null value that is not a map
so invalid values cannot produce a malformed ConfigMap. Make the change in the
application-defaults template around the $defaults initialization.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n -A 10 '"additionalProperties"' packages/apps --glob 'values.schema.json'| head -180
sed -n '1,220p' packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/AdditionalPropertiesField.test.tsx
Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/utils/src/schema/getDefaultFormState.ts
- …and 6 more
Script executed:
python3 - <<'PY'import json, pathlibfor f in sorted(pathlib.Path('packages').rglob('values.schema.json')): try: root=json.loads(f.read_text()) except Exception: continue def walk(node, path): if isinstance(node, dict): ap=node.get('additionalProperties') if isinstance(ap, dict) and ( ap.get('type') in {'boolean','integer','number','array','string'} or any(isinstance(ap.get(k), list) for k in ('anyOf','oneOf')) ): print(f'{f}: {".".join(path) or "<root>"} -> {json.dumps(ap, separators=(",",":"))[:500]}') for k,v in node.items(): walk(v, path+[str(k)]) elif isinstance(node, list): for i,v in enumerate(node): walk(v, path+[str(i)]) walk(root, [])PY
Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx
- react-jsonschema-form/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx at v5.24.13 · rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form · GitHub — https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/blob/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx
- react-jsonschema-form/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx at main · rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form · GitHub — https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/blob/main/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx
- RJSF utility functions, constants and types | react-jsonschema-form — https://rjsf-team.github.io/react-jsonschema-form/docs/version-5.24.10/api-reference/utility-functions/
- …and 23 more
Web query:
site:raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/widgets/CheckboxWidget.tsx checked value onChange
Result:
Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/widgets/CheckboxWidget.tsx
- CHAPTER 3 SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND: FLUTTER, PART I — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sunilkumarvalmiki/dev-Resources/master/Flutter/Practical%20Flutter.pdf
- Redux 中文文档 Join the chat at https://gitter.im/camsong/redux-in-chinese — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fund-ui/fu-filePreview/d570800bf87a87c464c4a266e58a933b71fb524a/src/asset/redux-in-chinese.pdf
- React dans tous ses états - Devoxx 2022 rewamped — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/abenoit/react-states/main/React%20dans%20tous%20ses%20e%CC%81tats%20-%20Devoxx%202022.pdf
- react-simplified: an easy to use JavaScript UI library with — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openjournals/jose-papers/jose.00137/jose.00137/10.21105.jose.00137.pdf
- …and 2 more
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- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/utils/src/mergeDefaultsWithFormData.ts
- Showing results for contents of text-input area - Nu Html Checker — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/PedroMMarinho/FEUP-LBAW/rsc/buyer_dashboard_page.pdf
- PDFCrowd MCP PDF Export - Project Overview — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pdfcrowd/pdfcrowd-mcp-pdf-export/master/assets/architecture-overview.pdf
- Showing results for contents of text-input area - Nu Html Checker — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/PedroMMarinho/FEUP-LBAW/rsc/home_page.pdf
- Showing results for contents of text-input area - Nu Html Checker — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/PedroMMarinho/FEUP-LBAW/rsc/seller_dashboard_page.pdf
Web query:
site:raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/fields/BooleanField.tsx value formData widget
Result:
Sources consulted:
- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/v5.24.13/packages/core/src/components/fields/BooleanField.tsx
- PDFCrowd MCP PDF Export - Project Overview — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pdfcrowd/pdfcrowd-mcp-pdf-export/master/assets/architecture-overview.pdf
- Showing results for contents of text-input area - Nu Html Checker — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/PedroMMarinho/FEUP-LBAW/rsc/buyer_dashboard_page.pdf
- Add-On Solution — https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ArasLabs/lc-based-props-and-fields/master/Documentation/Life%20Cycle%20Based%20Props%20and%20Fields%20v1-2.pdf
Initialize new dictionary entries with a schema-compatible value.
When server mode adds a non-object dictionary entry, AdditionalPropertiesField stores "" regardless of itemSchema.type. The nested RJSF form keeps that primitive value. Its boolean widget therefore renders it as unchecked, while SchemaForm.validate() can reject the submitted dictionary because "" is not a boolean, number, or array.
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@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/AdditionalPropertiesField.tsx
around lines 46 - 48:
Update the defaultValue selection in AdditionalPropertiesField so server-mode
entries use an empty value compatible with itemSchema.type, rather than
assigning "" to every non-object type; ensure boolean, number, and array entries
receive valid values for their types. Preserve the object value and existing
schema-default behavior outside server mode.
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If a saved storageClass is empty, the edit form replaces it with the marked default, even when the field is immutable. YAML shows that default, but Save restores the empty value. Disable auto-selection for edits so both views show the saved value.
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Review comment at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/DynamicOptionsWidget.tsx
around lines 88 - 94:
Update the auto-selection effect in DynamicOptionsWidget so it does not replace
an empty saved value while editing, including when the field is immutable. Use
the component’s existing edit-mode state to gate auto-selection, while
preserving default selection in create mode.
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Preserve cleared dropdown values across form remounts.
When a user selects None and switches to YAML and back, the widget can replace "" with the marked default. Deploy then sends that selection instead of the cleared value. Preserve explicit clears across remounts without losing initial default selection.
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@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/DynamicOptionsWidget.tsx
around lines 90 - 94:
Update the auto-default condition in DynamicOptionsWidget so an explicit
empty-string value from selecting None is preserved and is not replaced by
defaultItem after remount. Distinguish an explicitly cleared value from an unset
initial value, while retaining automatic default selection for genuinely unset
values.
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If an application schema uses a defaulted required field inside not, removing that requirement can make valid data fail form validation and block Deploy. The same change can select the wrong if branch. Preserve predicate requirements while removing defaults.
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Review comment at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/server-form.ts
around lines 32 - 33:
Update withoutSchemaDefaults so removing defaults from schemas under not and if
preserves their required constraints, keeping negation and conditional branch
selection correct; retain the existing default-removal behavior for the other
schema keywords.
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nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go | sed -n '80,235p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go | sed -n '1,220p'
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/packages/k8s-client/src/client.ts | sed -n '205,247p'
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 18830
Preserve tenantless form edits in the first preview.
When a tenant becomes available after a user edits the tenantless form, the preview sends {} and replaces spec with the response. The user’s settings can disappear. Include the current form spec in the preview so the server completes those settings with defaults.
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Review comment at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx
around lines 126 - 135:
Update the preview flow in ApplicationOrderPage so the dry-run request includes
the current form spec when a tenant becomes available, preserving tenantless
edits for the server to complete with defaults. Keep the existing response
validation and active-request guard, and merge the prepared response with the
current form spec before updating spec so the user’s settings are not lost.
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nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go | sed -n '1320,1475p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_nullstrip.go | sed -n '1,220p'
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/packages/k8s-client/src/hooks.ts | sed -n '125,175p'
rg -n -F -e 'async update' -e 'update(' -- packages/system/dashboard/images/console/packages/k8s-client/src
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/app-resource.ts | sed -n '1,160p'
python3 - <<'PY'import json, pathlibfor p in pathlib.Path('packages/apps').glob('*/values.schema.json'): try: root=json.loads(p.read_text()) except (ValueError, OSError): continue def walk(o,path): if not isinstance(o,dict): return props=o.get('properties',{}) if not isinstance(props,dict): return for k in o.get('required',[]): v=props.get(k) if isinstance(v,dict) and v.get('type') in ('string','number','integer') and 'default' in v and 'enum' not in v and not v.get('x-kubernetes-validations'): print(str(p),'.'.join(path+[k]),'default=',repr(v['default'])) for k,v in props.items(): walk(v,path+[k]) walk(root,[])PY
When a user clears a required, defaulted field such as cluster.faultDomain.key, the form accepts the omission. Save can remove the previously saved value and fall back to the chart default. Keep these fields required in edit mode without reintroducing client-side defaults.
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Review comment at
@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx
around lines 385 - 386:
Update the form configuration using defaulting="server" and autoSelectDefaults
so clearing a required defaulted field, such as cluster.faultDomain.key, fails
required-field validation in edit mode and cannot be saved as omitted. Preserve
server-side defaulting; do not reintroduce client-side defaults.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n -A 70 '^applicationDefaults:' packages/core/platform/values.yaml
rg -n 'required|installationDefaults|installation defaults' pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults*.go | head -120
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 17879
Script executed:
git diff 970191dc8a2e03f226bd181a9890a11c37052571 a26e1bd5177b4c697d5c803a394eb7a696c5e801 -- packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/SchemaForm.tsx
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx | sed -n '1,450p'
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/components/SchemaForm.tsx | sed -n '190,410p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go | sed -n '160,320p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go | sed -n '1,180p'
react-jsonschema-form 5.24.8 Form validateForm required schema field validation documentation
Result:
Sources consulted:
- react-jsonschema-form/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx at v5.24.8 · rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form · GitHub — https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/blob/v5.24.8/packages/core/src/components/Form.tsx
- Validation | react-jsonschema-form — https://rjsf-team.github.io/react-jsonschema-form/docs/usage/validation/
- react-jsonschema-form/CHANGELOG.md at main · rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form · GitHub — https://github.com/rjsf-team/react-jsonschema-form/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- <Form /> Props | react-jsonschema-form — https://rjsf-team.github.io/react-jsonschema-form/docs/api-reference/form-props/
- …and 26 more
Script executed:
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib, jsonfor p in pathlib.Path('packages/system').glob('*-rd/cozyrds/*.yaml'): lines=p.read_text().splitlines() for i,line in enumerate(lines): try: s=json.loads(line.strip()) except (ValueError, TypeError): continue if not isinstance(s,dict) or s.get('type')!='object': continue def walk(node, path): if not isinstance(node,dict): return props=node.get('properties',{}) req=node.get('required',[]) if path and props and req and node.get('x-kubernetes-map-type')!='atomic' and not node.get('additionalProperties') and not node.get('x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields'): missing=[k for k in req if k in props and 'default' not in props[k]] siblings=[k for k in props if k not in missing] if missing and siblings: print(f'{p}:{i+1} path={".".join(path)} required_without_default={missing} siblings={siblings}') for k,v in props.items(): if isinstance(v,dict) and v.get('type')=='object' and v.get('properties') and not v.get('additionalProperties') and v.get('x-kubernetes-map-type')!='atomic' and not v.get('x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields'): walk(v,path+[k]) walk(s,[])PY
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults_validation_test.go | sed -n '35,145p'
nl -ba packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx | sed -n '78,160p;163,184p'
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 13141
Script executed:
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib,jsonfor p in pathlib.Path('packages/system').glob('*/cozyrds/*.yaml'): for n,line in enumerate(p.read_text().splitlines(),1): try: schema=json.loads(line.strip()) except ValueError: continue if not isinstance(schema,dict): continue props=schema.get('properties',{}) missing=[k for k in schema.get('required',[]) if k in props and 'default' not in props[k]] if missing: print(f'{p}:{n} root required without defaults: {missing}') for k in missing: print(f' {k}: {json.dumps(props[k],ensure_ascii=True)[:600]}')PY
rg -n -F -- 'openAPISchema' api/v1alpha1/applicationdefinitions_types.go pkg/config/config.go packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/app-definitions.ts
Allow server-defaulted fields through fallback validation.
If preview fails, a required field without a schema default still blocks form submission even when an installation default would supply it. Allow the request to reach the API without overriding omitted fields.
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@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ApplicationOrderPage.tsx
around lines 385 - 386:
Update the form fallback validation associated with autoSelectDefaults so that,
when preview fails, required fields without schema defaults do not block
submission if the server can provide installation defaults. Keep those fields
omitted from the request rather than inserting client-side values, preserving
server defaulting.
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python3 - <<'PY'import jsonfrom pathlib import Pathp=Path('packages/apps/kubernetes/values.schema.json')root=json.loads(p.read_text())print('root keys:', sorted(root))for k in root: if k != 'properties': print(k, json.dumps(root[k], ensure_ascii=False))p=Path('packages/system/kubernetes-rd/cozyrds/kubernetes.yaml')line=p.read_text().splitlines()[34]root=json.loads(line)print('ApplicationDefinition root keys:', sorted(root))for k in root: if k != 'properties': print(k, json.dumps(root[k], ensure_ascii=False))PY
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 945
Reject conflicting OIDC installation defaults.
If a platform default sets both customConfig.config and secretRef.name, validation accepts it without a warning. New clusters that omit OIDC settings can then fail to render. Validate the mutually exclusive values before applying the default.
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Review comment at @packages/apps/kubernetes/values.schema.json at line 1027:
Update validation for OIDC defaults so conflicting platform defaults are
rejected before defaults are applied: `customConfig.config` and `secretRef.name`
must not both be set. Preserve configurations with either value alone or
neither, and ensure validation covers the platform defaults that currently
bypass this check.
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If applicationDefaults.vmdisks.source contains both image and http, validation accepts it and creates HelmReleases without a defaults warning. The chart then fails, so affected disks cannot provision. Validate that the default has at most one source while still allowing an empty source for blank disks.
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Review comment at @packages/apps/vm-disk/values.schema.json at line 63:
Update the applicationDefaults.vmdisks.source schema so validation rejects
defaults containing both image and http, while allowing either source
individually or an empty source for blank disks.
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m="$(go env GOMODCACHE)/sigs.k8s.io/[email protected]"
nl -ba "$m/pkg/client/apiutil/apimachinery.go"| sed -n '50,90p'
nl -ba "$m/pkg/client/apiutil/restmapper.go"| sed -n '121,132p;158,180p'
nl -ba pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go | sed -n '70,94p;194,224p'
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 6319
Allow startup when defaults-cache discovery fails.
If discovery fails while the defaults cache is constructed, the API server returns an error before the sync timeout starts. This prevents the server from starting even though defaults are optional. Make initialization fail open and retry cache setup after startup.
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Review comment at @pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go around lines 208 - 210:
Update initialization around NewInstallationDefaultsCache so a discovery error
does not return from API server construction; allow startup without the optional
defaults cache and retry its setup after startup through the existing lifecycle
mechanism. Preserve the current cache setup path when construction succeeds.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go | sed -n '55,150p;200,255p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go | sed -n '140,220p;240,295p;1850,1895p'
nl -ba pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults_whole_test.go | sed -n '35,110p'
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 22207
Partial defaults can invalidate an optional object.
If nested is optional but requires name, a default containing only nested.enabled can make Helm schema validation fail. This occurs when the user, chart, and shared values omit nested.name. Without the default, the omitted object can pass validation.
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Review comment at @pkg/registry/apps/application/installation_defaults.go around
lines 124 - 126:
Update fillInstallationDefaults so partial defaults do not create an optional
nested object that fails schema validation when required fields such as name are
absent. Preserve defaults for fields whose containing object is already present,
and ensure an omitted optional object remains omitted unless the defaults
provide a schema-valid object.
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Preserve value constraints in object oneOf branches.
When an external application constrains mode only inside object-level oneOf branches, mode: invalid passes the defaults check. Creation can then save it without a warning, and chart validation can fail the deployment. Preserve branch value constraints while allowing incomplete objects.
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Update the object-schema handling around schema.MinProperties and schema.Type so
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Preserve sibling properties in composition fragments.
When a typed allOf branch declares only some enclosing properties, it rejects defaults containing the other properties. Create then skips the entire entry and warns, so new applications can use chart defaults instead of configured values. Preserve explicit additionalProperties constraints without implicitly closing these fragments.
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Update the object-schema validation around the `schema.Type` and
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The core merge is sound. Explicit user empties (false/0/""/[]/{}) win over a default, the whole-vs-partial validation split mirrors the merge split (storedWhole is the inverse of declaredProperty), the cache and the fail-open path never turn a bad ConfigMap into a hard create failure, and defaults apply on create only. The Go suite passes on the branch merged with current main.
One blocker, and it is a class rather than a single spot.
[MAJOR] The atomic marker has to cover every object whose chart fails when two of its children combine, and the three marked here are not all of them. An admin default for one child plus a user value for a sibling child merges to both, the chart refuses to render, so the create succeeds and the HelmRelease then fails. Four cases fail this way today (each confirmed with a render, the no-override control passes):
monitoring oidc.customConfig (grafana.yaml, assertCustomConfigXor). The PR leaves it unmarked noting the chart does not check it; it does, and fails on both.
rabbitmq tls (rabbitmq.yaml:9): disableNonTLSListeners true with enabled false.
clickhouse backup (clickhouse.yaml:187): useSystemBucket with s3PathOverride.
mongodb backup (mongodb.yaml:3): useSystemBucket with enabled false.
monitoring and rabbitmq can take the marker. clickhouse and mongodb cannot: backup also holds schedule, retention and credentials that should still merge field by field, so marking the whole object atomic loses that. That is the real issue with doing this per-object by hand: it has already missed four in-tree, and the marker is the wrong tool for a mutually-exclusive pair inside an otherwise-mergeable object. This is worth a systematic guard, for example validating the merged result against the chart's own render, rather than enumerating objects.
[MAJOR, dashboard] An optional text or number field seeded by the preview cannot be cleared to override a default. Clearing it omits the key and the server restores the default, while a dropdown, a sensitive field and a dictionary value can all send "" to win. The same form behaves two ways (ApplicationOrderPage and the RJSF widgets).
Smaller notes:
[MINOR] One malformed entry (invalid JSON, a reserved _ key) turns defaults off for every kind, not just the offending one (parseInstallationDefaults runs before the kind lookup). It fails open and is documented, so acceptable, but per-entry parsing would isolate it.
[NIT] The rbac.yaml comment says the API lists and watches the one ConfigMap; the grant is configmaps get/list/watch with no resourceNames, and the single-object scope comes from the cache field selector, not RBAC.
For the record, because it looks like a bug and is not: the partial validation (Required/MinProperties/OneOf dropped at installation_defaults.go:126-131) does not let an incomplete default for a declared object reach a broken render, because Helm fills the missing required fields from the chart's values.yaml at render time. A kafka rendered from only a partial kafka object comes up complete. It would bite only a hand-written schema whose required field has no values.yaml default, which cozyvalues-gen does not produce; worth a line to catalog authors, not a fix.
Not covered here: anything on a live cluster. The core is unit-tested and green, and the PR body describes a cluster run, but the end-to-end create plus ConfigMap plus HelmRelease path and the Terraform provider were not exercised in this review.
An administrator has no single place to set what every new application
of a kind should start with, such as a storage class or a registry
mirror, so each user repeats it in every spec. The value is keyed by
the application plural and rendered into a ConfigMap in cozy-system,
which the API reads when an application is created.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
Defaults set by the administrator have to reach every application
kind, including ones from external catalogs, and give the same result
for the dashboard, Terraform and kubectl, so the merge runs in the API
server on create instead of in each client.
User values win over installation defaults, which win over the
developer defaults of the chart. Only objects with declared properties
merge recursively. Arrays, dictionaries and free-form objects are
replaced whole, so a pool that sets its own registry mirrors never
receives the platform entries. The entry is checked against the
application's OpenAPI schema before merging. CEL rules are left out of
that check, since a rule such as an immutability test has no meaning
on a partial object.
The ConfigMap is read through a cache limited to that one object, so
the API does not hold a watch on every ConfigMap in the cluster. A
missing ConfigMap means no defaults. One that cannot be read, or an
invalid configuration or entry, skips the defaults and the create goes
on with a warning, because a configuration mistake must not stop
applications from being created. Updates never apply defaults. The
ConfigMap rule the API already has covers the read, and its comment
now names this second user.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
The form took its defaults from the schema in the browser, which
cannot see the installation defaults the API now applies on create,
so it could show values the created application would not have. The
page sends one dry-run create when it opens and fills the form and
the YAML editor from the spec the server returns.
There are no further previews while the user edits. A preview that
fails, or gets no answer within 8 seconds, opens the form without
installation values and shows a notice with Retry. Deploy still works
then, because the real create applies the defaults itself.
After a failed preview a dropdown stays empty instead of selecting the
cluster's default option: a value the user did not choose would be sent
and win over the platform default the API applies to omitted fields. A
cleared plain text field leaves its key out, as it did before, so
clearing a field still resets it.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
The merge completes an object field by field only when its schema
declares properties. An atomic object (x-kubernetes-map-type: atomic), a
dictionary value, a free-form object and an object that also takes
arbitrary keys are stored as written, so nothing can complete them
later. A default osImage.builtin plus a user's osImage.factory gave a
spec the kubernetes-nodes chart refuses to render, and an entry such as
a RabbitMQ vhost without roles was accepted and stored the same way.
The merge now copies such an object whole or leaves the user's value
alone, and an entry is validated for it as a whole, like an array row.
A branch of an allOf, anyOf or oneOf that names a property is judged
like the property declared next to it. An entry that gets this wrong is
skipped with a warning like any other invalid entry.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
The worker image of a node pool takes one of builtin and factory, a
vm-disk source one of disk, http, image and upload, and the oidc
customConfig of a kubernetes cluster and of a monitoring stack one of
config and secretRef, and each chart refuses a spec that sets two. An
installation default for one child merged into an application that
chose another built exactly that spec, and nothing warned at create
time. The x-kubernetes-map-type: atomic marker makes the defaults
merge replace the object whole. Nothing else reads it, so existing
applications render as before.
The marker stays off objects whose fields must be set together or sit
beside independent fields, where replacing the object whole would drop
a default the user did not mean to override. The chart guide says when
to use it and when not to.
The tests run the merge against the four real schemas, and one more
pins that a pair like resources cpu and memory still merges field by
field.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
IvanHunters the four cases are real, I rendered each one. My sweep was a grep for "exactly one" and "mutually exclusive", and these charts say it with a fail on two fields, so it missed them.
I went through the refusals of the application charts again and ran each pair through helm template. The marker fits a choice between alternatives that each stand complete, and monitoring oidc.customConfig is the one new object like that. It is marked now, with a test on the real schema. The other three I did not mark:
rabbitmq tls is a dependent pair. With the marker, a default enabled: true plus a user's disableNonTLSListeners: true stops working, and today it renders. It would fix the case you hit and break this one.
clickhouse and mongodb backup hold schedule, retention, endpoint and CA next to the exclusive pair, as you said. mongodb already has a CEL rule on it.
Most of the relations I rendered sit between different objects or fields at the spec root, so the marker cannot express them. Checking the merged spec against rules declared in the schema is the right guard, but the API does not evaluate those rules yet (#2657) and most charts have none. That is a separate proposal, not this PR. The chart guide in docs/agents/overview.md now says when to use the marker and when not.
The dashboard clear-to-override stays as is: clearing a field leaves the key out, same as on main, and an empty value is set in the YAML tab. One bad entry turning defaults off for every kind stays too, it fails open and the Warning names the problem. The rbac.yaml comment is fixed.
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Review comments at @packages/core/platform/values.yaml:
- Line 74: Update the preview flow associated with applicationDefaults so
installation-defaulting failures surface the API warning instead of marking the
preview ready. Offer a retry that regenerates the preview without promoting
preview-generated defaults to user choices, while preserving explicitly
configured settings.
- Line 74: Document the verified upgrade behavior for configured
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whether existing values are preserved during upgrades; do not claim
compatibility unless it has been verified.
- Line 74: Update applicationDefaults and its rendering/consumption so large
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cmd.Output() returns promptly if Helm hangs; choose a timeout appropriate for
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Surface skipped-default warnings in the preview.
If installation defaulting fails, the preview is marked ready without showing the API warning. Users can deploy with developer defaults instead of the configured settings. Surface the warning and offer a retry that does not preserve preview-generated defaults as user choices.
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Update the preview flow associated with applicationDefaults so
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preview ready. Offer a retry that regenerates the preview without promoting
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Supported by static analysis
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Document upgrade compatibility for configured defaults.
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Document the verified upgrade behavior for configured applicationDefaults
alongside the applicationDefaults setting, confirming whether existing values
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- failed to create patch: unable to find api field in struct Probe for the json field "grpc" · Issue #129050 · kubernetes/kubernetes · GitHub — GitHub issue 129050 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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If the combined defaults exceed 1 MiB, Kubernetes rejects the ConfigMap and the platform upgrade fails. Support large configurations without making the release depend on one size-limited ConfigMap.
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Update applicationDefaults and its rendering/consumption so large configurations
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Re-reviewed at 0b9571e. The marker gap is handled as well as this PR can, and the reasoning for where it stops holds up.
On the new head:
monitoring oidc.customConfig now carries x-kubernetes-map-type: atomic in values.yaml and the generated schema, and TestInstallationDefaultsExclusiveChoicesAreAtomic covers it (vm-disk source, kubernetes and monitoring customConfig) and passes. The merge replaces it whole now, so an admin default for config no longer combines with a user secretRef.
Leaving rabbitmq tls unmarked is the right call: it is a dependent pair, and the marker would break the common case (admin enabled: true, user disableNonTLSListeners: true, which merges and renders today) to fix the rarer one. clickhouse and mongodb backup carry schedule, retention and credentials next to the exclusive field, so the marker would drop those defaults; the real guard there is validating the merged spec against the chart's own rules, which is #2657, not this PR.
docs/agents/overview.md now says when the marker applies and when it does not, and the rbac comment matches what the grant and the cache field selector actually do.
The Go suite and the monitoring unittest pass on the branch merged with current main.
Residual, documented, not blocking: a platform default for the exclusive field of rabbitmq tls or clickhouse / mongodb backup, combined with a user choosing the other side, still makes that one create fail at render. It is admin-conditioned, loud and recoverable, and #2657 is the right place to close it. The dashboard keeps main's clear-leaves-the-key-out behavior with the YAML tab as the override path.
I've realized that this feature is underspecified in cozystack/community#116. Could you please spell out the intended behavior in the PR description or, better yet, as an addendum to proposal #116 and as a documentation PR?
Here are some examples I've got in mind:
---
# Application defaults
atomicMap:
mutuallyExclusiveKey1:
value1: defaultValue1
value2: defaultValue2
# mutuallyExclusiveKey2: not set
---
# User values
atomicMap:
mutuallyExclusiveKey1:
value1: userValue1
Does the resulting atomicMap.mutuallyExclusiveKey1.value2 default to defaultValue2?
An explicit empty value on a property signals to the defaulter that the default values should not be filled in. When the incoming struct has a non-pointer type on a field, how does the server differentiate between an unset value that should be populated with defaults and a zero value {} or "", which should not?
tl;dr, take the testdata you provide in this PR and place it in the documentation, so we can discuss it specifically. I believe the test cases are incomplete.
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It might make sense to do a label selector instead, so a platform admin could maintain separate application defaults per application kind across different configmaps. A lightweight reconciler can also maintain the in-memory representation of the complete set of application defaults.
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What this PR does
This PR adds installation defaults for applications: administrator sets
applicationDefaultsin the platform values, and every application created after that starts from them. Design is in the proposal in cozystack/community, related to the worker defaults issue.The value is keyed by ApplicationDefinition plural (for example
postgreses) and the platform chart renders it into thecozystack-application-defaultsConfigMap incozy-system. The aggregated API merges the entry for the kind under the submitted spec on create, apply-create and dry-run create, and saves the result in HelmRelease values. The order is user values, installation defaults, then developer defaults from the chart schema. Update never applies defaults, so changing the value leaves existing applications alone.The merge goes into objects that declare
propertiesand replaces everything else whole: arrays, dictionaries withadditionalProperties, free-form objects, objects that also take arbitrary keys and objects markedx-kubernetes-map-type: atomic. So a node pool that sets its ownregistryMirrorsgets no platform mirror entries. Explicit empty values from the user ({},[],false,0,"") win over the installation value.An entry is checked against the application's OpenAPI schema before it is merged. An object that the merge completes is checked as a partial one, so
requiredandminPropertiesare not enforced on it and itsoneOfis not evaluated (CEL rules are not evaluated at all). Whatever is stored whole is checked whole: array rows, dictionary values, free-form and atomic objects. Without that, an entry like a RabbitMQ vhost withoutroleswas accepted and stored, and the chart refused to render it.A missing ConfigMap means no defaults and gives no warning. An unreadable ConfigMap, invalid JSON, a bad entry or an unreadable schema does not block the create: defaults are skipped and the response carries a Warning (dry-run too). The generic checks cover the whole map, so one entry that is not an object, or a reserved top-level field in any entry, turns defaults off for every application until it is fixed, while a bad entry of one application only affects that application. The ConfigMap is read through a cache limited to that one object, startup waits up to 30 s for it to sync and a create waits up to 5 s for the read, then both go on without defaults.
Some objects take exactly one of their children and the chart refuses two: the worker image of a node pool (
osImage.builtinorosImage.factory), a vm-disksource, theoidc.customConfigof a kubernetes cluster and of a monitoring stack (configorsecretRef). A default for one child merged into an application that chose another built that spec. These carry the atomic marker now, so the merge replaces them whole, andvalues.yamltells catalog authors to do the same in their own schemas. The chart guide (docs/agents/overview.md) says when the marker fits and when it does not. TheosImagechange is the same hunk as in #5192.The dashboard order page sends one dry-run create when it opens and starts the form and YAML from the returned spec, so the browser reads no ConfigMap and merges nothing. If the preview fails, or gets no answer in 8 s, the form opens with a notice and Retry, and Deploy still works. After a failed preview a dropdown stays empty instead of selecting the cluster default option, so the API applies the platform default to the omitted field. A cleared text field leaves its key out, a dropdown None and a sensitive field are written as
"". While the server owns defaults the form does not fill schema defaults on its own.Not in this PR: defaults on update, re-rendering existing applications when the value changes, defaults for HelmReleases that controllers create directly, validation when the ConfigMap is saved, previews on every edit in the dashboard.
Merge order
This PR shares
platform/values.yamlwith #5190, the kubernetes schema and ApplicationDefinition with #5191, and the kubernetes-nodes ones with #5192. Those three do not touch each other. I would merge this one last, the generated files then need one moremake generateafter a rebase.Known limits
nullfor a field that has a developer default is saved asnullthrough kubectl or Terraform, but the dashboard form shows the developer default.cpu: "2".values.yamlsays so.resources.cpuwithresources.memory,tls.enabledwithtls.disableNonTLSListenersin rabbitmq) is completed field by field today, and an atomic object would drop the default half. An object that also holds independent fields an admin would default (backupin clickhouse, mariadb, mongodb and postgres,volumein seaweedfs) would lose them. Relations between two objects or two top-level fields (cloudflareProxywithproxyProtocolin the ingress, most of postgres, the kubernetes addons) cannot carry a marker. In all of these a default for one field plus the user's value for another can make the chart refuse the render after the create went through. Catching that needs the relations declared as rules in the schema and the merged spec checked against them, and the API does not evaluate such rules on a user spec yet (Enforce x-kubernetes-validations CEL rules in the aggregated apiserver #2657), so it is a separate change. A few relations depend on a lookup into the cluster and I could not render them offline."",0)._key) turns defaults off for every kind, not only its own, and the Warning on each create names the problem. I did not split it per entry: the failure is loud, the fix is in one place, and splitting touches the parse and cache path for a case only a typo causes.osImage.factory.imageFactoryURLdoes not survive a pool that setsosImage.factory.version, and the boot disk then comes from the public factory.talos.imageFactoryURLis the knob the chart falls back to, it is not atomic, and defaults for it keep working.allOforanyOfbranch, under a root that takes arbitrary keys, is checked as partial. No schema in the tree looks like that.preview, so it fails when the tenant already has an application of that kind with this name, and the form opens with the notice.pkg/apiserver/apiserver.gohas no unit test, the cache itself has.Verification
make unit-testson this head withLC_ALL=C, exit code 0 (a kafka bats test on main depends on the locale).tscandeslintin the console are clean.arrayMinItemsflag of the server form, I could not make it matter.make test-controllers.Checked cases:
{},[],false,0,""are kept, and a node pool with its ownregistryMirrorsgets none from the platformpropertiesand a dictionary, or with preserved unknown fields, is replaced wholenullspecon createrequired,minPropertiesand objectoneOfare skipped on an object the merge completes, while unknown fields, wrong types, scalaroneOfand array items are still checkedallOforanyOfbranch next to the property, and in these shapes an accepted entry merges into a spec that the application's own schema acceptsosImage.factory, a disk with anothersource, a cluster withoidc.customConfig.secretRefand a monitoring stack withoidc.customConfig.configdo not get the other child from the platform, on their real schemasresources.cpustill getsresources.memoryfrom an entry, so the marker does not take away the field-by-field completion of pairsrequiredinside array rows and dictionary values stays in force when the server owns defaults, and an emptied sensitive field stays""Screenshots
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packages/core/platform/values.yaml, soplatform-package.mdin cozystack/website needs the new key. The issue there is not filed yet, so the boxes stay empty. The Terraform provider may be reached too: it has its own defaults for some sizing fields (storage class, disk size), so installation defaults would not apply to those, while the Talos block fields are left out when unset and do get them. I read the schema, not the expand code.platform-package.mdneeds theapplicationDefaultskeyRelease note
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