Honor the GitOps secrets exception on a fleet's enroll secrets button - #53588
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ActionButtons wrapped every gitOpsModeCompatible action in GitOpsModeTooltipWrapper without an entityType, so the wrapper could never check the per-entity exception and the button stayed disabled even with exceptions.secrets enabled. The action now carries the entity type through.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. WalkthroughActionButtons now applies explicit disabled states to primary and secondary actions. TeamDetailsWrapper sets fleet action states from default and secrets GitOps mode. Tests cover action states, dropdown interactions, tooltip display, and secrets exception cases. Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Fleet actions honor the secrets exception only for enrollment secrets, while general GitOps mode continues to disable rename and delete. No material merge-blocking risk is established. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to Fleet actions now consistently respect GitOps restrictions across buttons and dropdowns, while the secrets exception enables the intended existing workflow. Server-side authorization remains in place. Risk is low, with remaining uncertainty around end-to-end failure and concurrent-submission behavior. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@frontend/components/buttons/ActionButtons/ActionButtons.tsx`:
- Line 66: Update the secondary-action options passed to DropdownButton in
ActionButtons so each option derives and receives the same GitOps disabled state
as the corresponding button, preventing disabled actions from invoking onClick
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DropdownButton received the raw secondary actions, so every option rendered enabled in GitOps mode and its onClick still ran - including the one that opens the manage enroll secrets modal. Options now carry the disabled state derived from the same rule the tooltip wrapper applies to the buttons, which useGitOpsMode now exposes as a plain function so both surfaces share it.
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@MagnusHJensen this one is ready whenever you get some time to review. |
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Up to @sharon-fdm to assign a reviewer. |
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@lucasmrod feel free to merge this when you get a chance! I don't have merge permissions as a contributor. |
Done in 295cc36: ActionButtons just honors disabled, TeamDetailsWrapper derives it. Used two useGitOpsMode calls rather than reading config inline — happy to switch. |
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frontend/components/buttons/ActionButtons/ActionButtons.tsx (2)
51-53: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd a
keyto the primary actionButton.The primary action
Buttonis returned from.map()without akey. React warns about this, and static analysis flags it. Useaction.labelas a stable key.Proposed fix
- <Button onClick={action.onClick} disabled={action.disabled}> + <Button + key={action.label} + onClick={action.onClick} + disabled={action.disabled} + >🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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62-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd a
keyto the secondary action elements.The
.map()callback returns either aGitOpsModeTooltipWrapperor a bareButton. Neither has akey. React warns about this, and static analysis flags it. Put a key on both return values.Proposed fix
const button = ( <Button + key={action.label} variant={action.buttonVariant} ... if (action.gitOpsModeCompatible && action.disabled) { - return <GitOpsModeTooltipWrapper renderChildren={() => button} />; + return ( + <GitOpsModeTooltipWrapper + key={action.label} + renderChildren={() => button} + /> + ); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @frontend/components/buttons/ActionButtons/ActionButtons.tsx:
- Around line 51-53: Add action.label as the key on the primary action Button
rendered inside the .map() callback in ActionButtons, while preserving its
existing click handler, disabled state, and label.
- Around line 62-76: Add a stable action-specific key to both top-level elements
returned by the action mapping: the Button and the GitOpsModeTooltipWrapper.
Keep the existing conditional rendering behavior unchanged.
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Thanks @Dhvanit41 ! |
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Great 😊 |
Related issue: Resolves #48218
With GitOps mode on and
exceptions.secrets = true, "Manage enroll secrets" on a fleet's detail page stayed disabled.ActionButtonswrapped everygitOpsModeCompatibleaction inGitOpsModeTooltipWrapperwithout anentityType, souseGitOpsModenever consulted the exception.IActionButtonPropsnow carries an optionalentityType,ActionButtonsforwards it, and the action declaresentityType: "secrets"— matchingEnrollSecretModalandEnrollSecretRow.The same actions also render as "More options" dropdown items below
$break-md, andDropdownButtonreceived them raw, so in GitOps mode every option stayed enabled and itsonClickstill ran, including "Rename fleet" and "Delete fleet". Options now carry adisabledvalue derived from the same rule, whichuseGitOpsModeexposes asisGitOpsModeEnabledForso both surfaces share one source of truth.Checklist for submitter
changes/,orbit/changes/oree/fleetd-chrome/changes.See Changes files for more information.
Testing
Added/updated automated tests
QA'd all new/changed functionality manually
ActionButtons.tests.tsxis new — 9 cases across both surfaces, covering each GitOps state and asserting a disabled dropdown option does not fire its handler. Reverting either fix fails only its own tests. Also ran the 13 suites covering consumers of the refactored hook (72 tests),tsc --noEmit, eslint and prettier.Manual QA on
fleet serve --dev --dev_licensewith one fleet, reading each control's realdisabledstate:exceptions.secretsSame three states check out in the dropdown at 800px wide. Before the fix, row one gave "disabled" for all three buttons, and every dropdown option was clickable — "Rename fleet" opened its modal in GitOps mode.
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GitOps mode on with
exceptions.secrets = true, Settings > Fleets > fleet.Before:


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"More options" menu below 990px, before:
"More options" menu below 990px, after:
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