feat(dashboard): rework the Marketplace entry point and the Admin portal - #3928

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/SecretsTab.tsx`:
- Around line 63-67: Update handleCopy to catch rejected
navigator.clipboard.writeText promises, prevent an unhandled rejection, and
display an appropriate copy-failure state or message; only set the
copied-success state and reset timer after a successful write.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ExternalIpsPage.tsx`:
- Line 3: Update the imports in
packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ExternalIpsPage.tsx
lines 3-3 and
packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/use-resource-presence.ts
lines 1-1 so K8sResource is imported via import type, while useK8sList remains a
runtime import where applicable.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/InfoRedirect.tsx`:
- Around line 13-18: Update the missing-definition fallback in InfoRedirect to
navigate to the resource base path stored in base instead of the hardcoded
"/console" path, preserving the existing replace behavior and allowing the admin
portal to resolve its index route.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ModulesPage.tsx`:
- Around line 195-206: Update TenantSubtree so inherited chips whose provider is
absent from visibleNs are non-interactive, rendering them as a div or disabling
them instead of allowing openModule to select an inaccessible tenant. Preserve
normal button navigation for accessible and non-inherited chips.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/TenantsPage.test.tsx`:
- Around line 82-85: Add an assertion in the TenantsPage test after locating the
Edit buttons that activates the bridged-parent edit action and verifies the
resulting edit route targets the expected namespace and Tenant CR name for
tenant-whmcs-a-b. Keep the existing button-count assertion and cover the
edit-path destination behavior described by the TenantsPage implementation.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/TenantsPage.tsx`:
- Around line 117-130: In TenantsPage.tsx, update canEdit and editNode to derive
the actual parent namespace from the complete ancestor chain rather than the
nearest visible parentNs; only allow editing when that real parent namespace is
accessible, and pass it to tenantCrName and selectTenant. In
TenantsPage.test.tsx lines 82-85, update the Edit-button count for
tenant-whmcs-a-b and assert the edit path for a node whose real parent is
visible.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/packages/ui/src/components/layout/Sidebar.tsx`:
- Around line 64-68: Update the extraActive matching in the Sidebar
section.items map so each alsoMatch pattern matches only the exact pathname or a
child path, rather than using an unrestricted startsWith check; preserve the
existing false fallback when no pattern matches.

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Nitpick comments:
In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/ApplicationDetailPage.test.tsx`:
- Around line 13-14: Add test cases for ApplicationDetailPage covering
resource-presence-driven conditional tabs and verifying Admin portal Back, edit,
and delete navigation targets use the expected /admin paths. Use the existing
useK8sList mock to exercise empty and present resource lists, while preserving
current loading behavior.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/use-resource-presence.ts`:
- Around line 18-49: Add an enabled parameter to useResourcePresence and combine
it with the existing namespace and label checks when constructing opts, so all
resource list probes are disabled when presence data is not needed. Update
callers to disable the hook for VMDisk and VMInstance while preserving enabled
probes for other resource kinds.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/ModulesPage.tsx`:
- Around line 210-220: Update the ModulesPage data flow around subtreeHasModules
and TenantSubtree to compute module chips once per relevant data change in a
useMemo, storing them in a Map keyed by namespace and namespace presence in a
Set. Pass these structures through the tree, have visibleRoots filter using the
Set, and have TenantSubtree consume the precomputed values instead of
recursively calling moduleChips or subtreeHasModules.
- Around line 81-83: Update the module filtering logic in ModulesPage to exclude
entries based on the truthiness of ad.spec?.dashboard?.module rather than
comparing application.kind to the hardcoded "Info" value, while preserving all
other marketplace filtering behavior.

In
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/TenantsPage.tsx`:
- Around line 104-129: Update editNode to use the shared
namespace-to-tenant-name helper when deriving the active tenant from parentNs,
instead of manually stripping TENANT_NAMESPACE_PREFIX with slice. Preserve the
existing true-root handling, editability checks, and navigation behavior.

Verdict

LGTM with non-blocking notes

The routing rework, the console/admin portal split, and the presence-driven detail tabs hang together and are covered by non-vacuous tests (the changed suites run green, tsc --noEmit is clean, and mutating the landing-path and admin-visibility assertions reddens them). Nothing here is a regression of an existing supported path or a data-loss risk, and the access-control surface is intact: the portal gate that was removed only exposes the always-permitted Administration pages, whose data is RBAC-scoped, while the cluster-wide operator areas keep their own guards (AdminPage.tsx:34,41). The notes below are all in the new tree-based UI and are worth fixing, but none blocks the merge.

A single root cause runs through the two most interesting ones: a node in the Tenants/Modules tree can attach to its nearest visible ancestor when its real parent is invisible (the headline "bridge over an invisible parent" behaviour), and the per-row action then derives its target from that bridged ancestor rather than the real one.

Findings

[MINOR] routes/TenantsPage.tsx:126 (with tenantCrName at TenantsPage.tsx:39): the Edit action on a bridged tenant row targets a Tenant CR that does not exist

parentNs is documented and built as the nearest visible ancestor, not the real parent (tenant-tree.ts:8,42). editNode feeds that parentNs into tenantCrName(ns, parentNs) and selectTenant(parentNs...). For a bridged node this points at the wrong namespace and the wrong CR name. Using the test's own fixture (TenantsPage.test.tsx:27-31): tenant-whmcs-a-b has an invisible real parent tenant-whmcs-a, so its parentNs is tenant-whmcs; tenantCrName("tenant-whmcs-a-b","tenant-whmcs") returns a-b, and the action navigates to /admin/tenants/a-b/edit with the active tenant set to whmcs. The real Tenant CR is named b in namespace tenant-whmcs-a; there is no a-b CR in tenant-whmcs, so ApplicationEditRoute GETs a missing instance and renders "Not found." (detail/ApplicationEditRoute.tsx:46). It is a graceful dead-end rather than a bad write (the edit form never blind-creates), so this is MINOR, but the Edit button is live on a topology the feature is explicitly built and tested for. Related, and the safe side of the same coin: the forest root of a scoped view has no parentNs, so its Edit is hidden entirely (canEdit at TenantsPage.tsx:123), which is defensible since the user cannot see that parent namespace anyway.

Coupled test-adequacy issue: TenantsPage.test.tsx:84-85 asserts exactly two Edit buttons, which includes the bridged a-b row, so the green suite enshrines the broken Edit target as expected behaviour. A test that pins a dead-end as correct is worth more than the missing assertion: when the target is fixed, that count changes.

[MINOR] routes/ModulesPage.tsx:315 (guard at ModulesPage.tsx:202, openModule at 123): an inherited module chip navigates into a namespace the user cannot read

An inherited chip is rendered only when the providing namespace is NOT in visibleNs (ModulesPage.tsx:202, if (inherited && visibleNs.has(provider)) return []), yet the chip is a live button whose onClick calls openModule(provider, ad), and openModule unconditionally runs selectTenant(provider...) then navigate(...) (123-129). So by construction every inherited chip points at a module instance in a namespace the user has no read access to: the detail GET is denied and the page dead-ends, and the active tenant selector is switched to a tenant outside the visible set, which TenantProvider then bounces to an arbitrary fallback (tenant-context.tsx), so a click that led nowhere also silently changes the current tenant. Same bridged-ancestor root cause as the finding above. If cozystack actually grants a child-tenant user scoped read on an inherited-ancestor module instance, the navigation resolves and only the selector-switch surprise remains, which is what would downgrade this further.

[MINOR] routes/InfoRedirect.tsx:16: the not-found fallback ejects the user out of the Admin portal it promises to preserve

The component's own docstring says it redirects "staying in the active portal so /admin/info lands under /admin", and it computes base from useResourceBasePath() for exactly that. But the !ad branch hardcodes <Navigate to="/console" replace /> instead of base. Reaching /admin/info (via TenantsPage.openInfo, which navigates to ${basePath}/info) when the Info ApplicationDefinition is absent (a platform variant that does not ship it, or an useApplicationDefinitions() query that errored so data stays undefined) throws the admin user from /admin to /console, contradicting the stated invariant. Redirecting to base (or a portal-relative index) keeps the promise.

[MINOR] routes/TenantsPage.tsx:97 vs routes/ModulesPage.tsx:67 and routes/ExternalIpsPage.tsx:27: the three Administration pages disagree on which tenants they show

TenantsPage sources its rows from useTenantContext().tenants, which is server-side filtered to the selected tenant's own subtree via labelSelector: tenant.cozystack.io/tenant-<selectedTenant> (tenant-context.tsx:49-58). ModulesPage and ExternalIpsPage instead list tenantnamespaces unfiltered, i.e. every tenant the user can access. A user whose active tenant is a low-level sub-tenant, or who has access to sibling tenants outside the selected subtree, sees those tenants under Modules and External IPs but not under Tenants, with no on-page hint that the Tenants view is scoped, while the header copy "The visible tenant hierarchy" (TenantsPage.tsx:138) reads as the full picture. Sourcing all three from the same visible-TenantNamespace set, or scoping them the same way, removes the surprise.

[MINOR] routes/ExternalIpsPage.tsx:112: one Service list/watch is opened per visible tenant on page load

TenantIpsRows is mounted for every visible tenant (ExternalIpsPage.tsx:81) and each instance opens its own useK8sList on services scoped to that namespace. For a root-level admin who can see many tenant namespaces this fans out to that many concurrent list/watch streams at once, where the previous single-namespace page opened one. It degrades gracefully and is the admin's own action, so this is a scalability note, not a correctness bug; a single cross-namespace query or lazy per-row loading would bound it if the tenant count can be large.

Caveats

• Phase 5b (chart upgrade / fresh install) is N/A in the Helm sense: every changed file is .ts/.tsx under packages/system/dashboard/images/console/**. The only delivery effect is a rebuilt dashboard console image, with no values.yaml, CRD, migration, or RBAC-manifest change, so there is no cluster-state migration and no upgrade-convergence surface to replay. Confirmed from the file list and by grep.
• Tenant isolation was checked, not assumed: the removed portal gate exposes only Tenants / Modules / External IPs, all reading RBAC-scoped resources (tenantnamespaces, per-namespace services); the operator areas stay gated by CapacityAdminGuard / BackupClassAdminGuard and by the sidebar's admin-access check; and the PR adds no cluster-wide grant, system:authenticated subject, OIDC/authn change, or NetworkPolicy. Frontend gating is not the security boundary; the aggregated API still enforces authorization.
• The chart_lint render error the bootstrap reported (keycloakclient.yaml indexing a nil .Values._cluster) is a pre-existing helm template-without-_cluster artifact, not introduced here: no changed file is a chart template or values file. Verified against the file list.
• This is a static review: the changed test files plus tsc --noEmit were run in a fresh install of the console package; the full monorepo suite and any live-cluster behaviour were not exercised.

Recommended follow-ups

• Decide the intended behaviour for a per-row action (Edit, or an inherited/bridged module chip) whose real target sits in a namespace the user cannot access: make it non-interactive, or route it somewhere reachable. Pair the fix with a test that asserts the action lands on an accessible resource rather than one that pins the current dead-end as expected.