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Last of four PRs for #51814, after #54006 (schema), #54195 (API) and #54375 (GitOps), all merged. This one replaces the add and edit profile modals with a page, where admins set the new name and description and can paste or edit a profile's contents inline.
What
Routes: /controls/os-settings/configuration-profiles/new and /controls/os-settings/configuration-profiles/:profile_uuid, both taking fleet_id. They're declared before the Controls route group, whose os-settings/:section/:platform route would otherwise match them. The list's Add profile and edit buttons open them, and so does a new Add profile command palette item, gated like the list's button (admins and maintainers of the current fleet, with any MDM turned on) and hidden in GitOps mode. From All fleets it shows the fleet the page will land on.
Contents: upload a file or paste into the editor. The type (.mobileconfig, declaration, Android or Windows) is detected from the contents and shown above the editor, and pasted contents are sent as a file with the matching extension. An uploaded file the contents can't type, such as a lone $FLEET_SECRET_ placeholder, goes by its extension, as the server routes it. SyncML behind an XML declaration counts as Windows, so the admin gets the server's error about the declaration. On edit the type is fixed, so a replacement file of another type is rejected.
Name and description: optional on add. A blank name is derived by the server as before, from PayloadDisplayName or the file name. Pasted contents have no file name, so a blank name becomes "New profile", then "New profile 2" and so on, taking the lowest free number in the fleet. On edit the name is required.
Edit sends only what changed: the file only when the contents changed, and name and description only when they changed, so a metadata edit doesn't re-send the profile to hosts. Labels are always sent, since the API replaces them. Saving with no changes goes back without a request, since an empty update still logs an edit and re-queues Android profiles.
Validation: useFormValidation, with errors shown inline on submit and cleared on focus. A duplicate name returned by the server shows on the Name field as well as in the toast.
Gating: GitOps mode disables the whole form, as on the list. If the contents are for a platform whose MDM is off, Add profile is disabled with a tooltip linking to the MDM settings. Users who aren't admins or maintainers get a permission error instead of the form, and so does a profile in a fleet the user can't manage.
List: for .mobileconfig profiles, the tooltip on the name shows PayloadDisplayName above the UUID, since the name can now differ from it.
Editor: new optional props (ariaLabel, minLines, showPrintMargin, placeholder, onFocus). Existing callers are unchanged.
Removed: AddProfileModal, EditProfileModal and ProfileGraphic.
One exception to the forms convention in frontend/docs/patterns.md: on the empty add page, Add profile stays disabled until a file is uploaded or a profile is pasted, because the dev note on that Figma frame asks for it ("Disable until file is uploaded or profile pasted in"). Everywhere the design is silent, the convention applies: the button stays enabled and invalid values are reported on submit.
Known issue, not fixed here: the editor's border doesn't turn red on an error. That's already the case on main, in every editor: the Ace theme's border rule has the same specificity as the error rule and loads after it. The red error message above the editor is unaffected.
Steps to reproduce
On main, Add profile under Controls > OS settings > Configuration profiles opens a modal that only takes a file, and the edit modal only changes label targeting. There's no way to set a name or description in the UI.
With this PR:
Go to Controls > OS settings > Configuration profiles and click Add profile. The add page opens with Name, Description, an upload button and an editor.
Paste a Windows profile, leave Name blank and click Add profile. It's added as "New profile".
Click the profile's edit button, change the name and description, and click Update profile. The list shows the new name, and the profile's contents and checksum are unchanged.
How I tested
yarn test frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles frontend/components/CommandPalette frontend/router: 20 suites, 342 tests pass. ProfileFormPage.tests.tsx has 29 tests covering add and edit, validation, name clashes, GitOps mode, MDM gating, permissions, file upload, type detection and a failed load.
eslint, prettier and tsc --noEmit pass on the changed files.
Manually in Chrome against a local server with Apple and Windows MDM, on a fleet and on Unassigned:
Add: unrecognized contents and a custom target without labels are reported inline without a request; a duplicate name is reported on the Name field and in a toast.
Blank names: pasted Windows contents became "New profile 3" after "New profile" and "New profile 2", an uploaded .mobileconfig took its PayloadDisplayName, and a Windows file took its file name.
Edit: a save with no changes sends no request and logs no activity. A description, a label target and a rename each send only that field plus labels, and persist on reopen. A blank name or cleared contents is reported inline, and a replacement file of another type is rejected.
A URL with another fleet's fleet_id switches to the profile's fleet, and an unknown UUID shows an error.
GitOps mode disables both pages and the list's button. Android contents with Android MDM off disable Add profile with the tooltip. The command palette item opens the add page for the current fleet.
Type detection: an uploaded secret-only .xml file is added as Windows. A Windows profile with an XML declaration is sent as Windows and the server rejects it with "processing instructions are not allowed", as it does on main.
As a user who admins one fleet and is a technician of another: the palette and the list offer Add profile only on the fleet they admin, and an edit link to a profile in the other fleet shows a permission error.
Not tested:
Android end to end, since the local server has no Android MDM. The upload path is shared with the other types.
Observer roles in the browser. The page excludes observers and technicians the same way, which the technician pass covered.
Narrow widths. Checked at one desktop width only.
Checklist for submitter
Changes file added for user-visible changes in changes/, orbit/changes/ or ee/fleetd-chrome/changes.
See Changes files for more information.
Updated changes/51814-profile-description to cover the page.
Input data is properly validated, SELECT * is avoided, SQL injection is prevented (using placeholders for values in statements), JS inline code is prevented especially for url redirects, and untrusted data interpolated into shell scripts/commands is validated against shell metacharacters.
Testing
Added/updated automated tests
QA'd all new/changed functionality manually
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New Features
Create and edit configuration profiles on dedicated pages using pasted content or file uploads. Set a name and description, and configure label targeting where available.
Find “Add profile” in the command palette when you have permission and MDM is configured.
Profile tooltips show the payload display name, when available, alongside the profile UUID.
Documentation
Clarified profile naming and host-update behavior: replacement files don’t rename profiles, and renaming generally doesn’t resend profiles to hosts, with exceptions for certain GitOps-managed profiles.
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🟡 Changes recommended
Profile type detection rejects valid Windows profiles, and command palette behavior does not consistently match the destination’s fleet context and permissions.
1. Unchanged Android profiles are queued again✓ Resolved
Description
onValidSubmit calls updateProfile on every edit submission, even when hasChanges is false.
Saving an unchanged Android profile reaches the server's update path, which marks that profile
pending for hosts and records an edit activity.
The form calculates hasChanges but does not check it before the unconditional edit PATCH. The
Android service calls BulkSetPendingMDMHostProfiles after updating and then records an
edited-profile activity.
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## Issue description
Submitting an unchanged edit still sends a PATCH, and the Android update path marks the profile pending for hosts.
## Fix Focus Areas
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[224-232]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[299-326]
## Recommended Fix
For an edit with no changed fields or targeting, skip the update request and navigate back without reporting an update. Add a test asserting no update request is sent.
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2. Pasted Windows profiles fail with XML headers✓ Resolved
Description
detectProfileContentType treats every document starting with <?xml as a mobileconfig before
checking its Windows commands. Pasting an XML-declared Windows profile selects the Apple MDM gate
and sends it with a .mobileconfig filename, which routes it to the Apple upload path instead of
the Windows path.
The detector returns mobileconfig solely from the XML prefix; the form uses that result for
platform gating and file extension. The server routes .mobileconfig uploads to the Apple handler
and .xml uploads to Windows, whose validator parses XML and checks the document elements.
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## Issue description
An XML declaration alone does not distinguish Windows SyncML from an Apple plist, but the paste detector classifies it as Apple.
## Fix Focus Areas
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/components/ProfileUploader/helpers.tsx[124-135]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[201-214]
## Recommended Fix
Recognize the document following an optional XML declaration before choosing the platform and upload extension. Test an XML-declared Windows command with Windows-only MDM.
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3. Valid Windows and declaration profiles can't be added✓ Resolved
Description
detectProfileContentType recognizes only certain XML prefixes and parseable JSON, while
ProfileFormPage validation blocks submission whenever detection returns null, even for uploaded
files with a supported extension. This prevents a Windows .xml profile starting with ``, a
secret-only .xml profile such as ${FLEET_SECRET_PROFILE}, or a secret-based declaration .json
from reaching server validation.
+ if (/^<(replace|add|atomic|!--)/i.test(trimmed)) {+ return "windows";+ }+ return null;
Evidence
The upload endpoint chooses a profile type from its file extension, and the Windows validator
accepts `` as a top-level element and secret-containing profiles without normal SyncML elements; its
tests include a bare secret placeholder. The server also accepts secret-containing declaration
.json that does not parse as JSON. The frontend detector’s limited XML prefixes and JSON.parse
requirement return null for these cases, after which form validation blocks submission.
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## Issue description
The add page rejects server-supported profiles before submission. Content detection misses `<Exec>` SyncML, bare Fleet secret placeholders, and secret-based declaration JSON that does not parse; form validation then blocks even uploaded files whose extensions provide a type for server validation.
## Fix Focus Areas
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/components/ProfileUploader/helpers.tsx[104-136]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[149-160]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[234-282]
## Recommended Fix
Add `exec` to the Windows detection regex. For uploaded files, preserve the validated extension from `parseFile` as the content type when detection returns null, and let the server validate the contents rather than reporting an unrecognized-type error. Keep pasted content subject to type detection, recognizing text containing `$FLEET_SECRET_` as a declaration when it looks like JSON or as Windows when it looks like XML. Test an uploaded secret-only Windows `.xml` file.
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onFileSelected commits the result of file.text() without checking whether another file has been
selected since the read began. If an admin selects two files and the first read finishes last, the
editor and upload filename revert to the first file despite the later selection.
Each file selection starts an independent asynchronous read, and its completion unconditionally
commits contents and filename. The submit disabled conditions also do not include a
pending-file-read state.
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## Issue description
Concurrent file reads can finish out of order and commit a previously selected file over the latest selection.
## Fix Focus Areas
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[234-265]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[382-395]
## Recommended Fix
Track a selection generation and commit read results only for the latest selection. Prevent submitting an existing profile while its selected replacement file is still loading, and test out-of-order completion.
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onFileSelected commits the result of file.text() without checking whether another file has been
selected since the read began. If an admin selects two files and the first read finishes last, the
editor and upload filename revert to the first file despite the later selection.
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## Issue description
Concurrent file reads can finish out of order and commit a previously selected file over the latest selection.
## Fix Focus Areas
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[234-265]
- frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/ProfileFormPage.tsx[382-395]
## Recommended Fix
Track a selection generation and commit read results only for the latest selection. Prevent submitting an existing profile while its selected replacement file is still loading, and test out-of-order completion.
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In GitOps mode this command remains selectable even though the destination disables every field and the submit button. Command palette actions are expected to mirror the destination gate (as the create-fleet command already does), so hide this action when isGitOpsMode is true rather than routing users to an unusable add form.
Show destination team when switching from All fleets
From All fleets, a global admin can invoke this command, and the form then redirects to the default fleet because it does not support All fleets. The command palette convention requires a teamName chip whenever an action switches fleet context (frontend/docs/patterns.md:927-946); add the existing switchesFromAllFleets derivation so users can see the destination before selecting the command.
This removes the beforeunload guard precisely while the upload/PATCH is in flight. Closing or reloading the tab during submission can cancel the request and discard the form. Keep the guard active for either unsaved changes or an active submission.
Align JSON classification with server routing rules
The JSON classifier does not match the server's routing rule. DetermineJSONConfigType classifies profiles from the casing of all top-level keys, but this code treats anything without a string com.apple.*Type as Android. For example, {"Identifier":"x","Payload":{}} is shown as Android and, when Android MDM is off, cannot be submitted to receive the server's Apple “missing Type” validation error. Mirror the backend's uppercase/lowercase top-level-key classification here and add this gating case to the tests.
Use distinct command palette keywords and platform aliases
These keywords conflict with the command palette rules in frontend/docs/patterns.md:891-912: repeated label words add no ranking value, and multi-word phrases are less useful than distinct terms. Use single terms such as create, new, configuration, upload, and csp, and add the documented platform aliases where relevant.
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Walkthrough
The change adds a full-page form for creating and editing configuration profiles. It adds content detection, name and description support, upload and update handling, validation, and label targeting. Profile-list and command-palette actions use the new routes. The add and edit modals are removed. Profile tooltips can show the payload display name.
Priority: ⬇️ Low
Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to 51fa6
A pasted profile may be suggested a name that is already in use, requiring the admin to choose another name before saving. This is a bounded, recoverable issue; the PR otherwise appears ready to merge with owner awareness.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🔵 Low · up to 51fa6
The new workflow preserves browser-side permission, fleet-selection, GitOps, and MDM checks. No introduced security defect was established, but server-side enforcement and interrupted or concurrent save behavior remain incompletely verified.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The sensitive outcome is mutation of a fleet-scoped configuration profile and its host-targeting labels. A single edit addresses one profile UUID, but its configuration can affect the profile's targeted hosts. Maximum unauthorized cross-fleet exposure cannot be determined without the delegated services' authorization evidence.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Shareable route parameters and submitted content remain client-controlled inputs. The page repeats permission and ownership checks rather than relying solely on palette visibility. Actual mutations cross into existing server endpoints and delegated platform services; those downstream authorization checks were not verified.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Complete label replacement and UUID-keyed edits predate this PR. The new form preserves those semantics and sends no unchanged content or metadata. Neither the inspected old modal nor the new client request carries a visible version precondition or idempotency token; that shared limitation is not evidence of an introduced security defect.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — If existing server guarantees do not already cover these cases, consider conflict detection for concurrent edits and reconciliation before retrying an ambiguously completed save, to prevent accidental configuration or targeting drift.
The title clearly summarizes the primary change: replacing profile modals with an add/edit page.
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- Around line 305-315: Update getPastedName to fetch every page of profiles
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The add and edit modals become one page at
/controls/os-settings/configuration-profiles/{new,:profile_uuid} with
Name and Description fields and an inline editor, so a profile can be
pasted or edited without a file. Pasted text is typed from its shape
to pick the upload extension. The list tooltip shows a mobileconfig's
PayloadDisplayName next to the name, and the palette gets Add profile.
Related issue: #51814
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Looks good overall, I did a first pass and mainly reviewed all the .ts/.tsx files (except tests). I tested with a sample .mobileconfig file and it works as expected.
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maybe we could have a single object for each ProfileContentType and then declare label, extension and platform within that same object (so we have all the things we need a single place)?
Perhaps it could also contain the editorMode for each contentType (currently part of editorModeForContentType below).
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Maybe we can drop this API call and just have the submission fail if there's a duplicate profile?
I guess the server would return a 4xx with a clear error surfacing that, but I'm not sure if that's the case. (Just thinking that the getProfiles API is paginated and, if someone ever has more than 1k profiles, they could still get a validation error because of a duplicate that lives on the 2nd page for example, since we're not paginating here).
But not sure if this is something that Product enforced.
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worth keeping ProfileFormPage in this file, and moving ProfileForm to its own component within frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles/ProfileFormPage/components/ProfileForm/ ?
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nit: I see that the placeholder is shown with font-family: arial (I believe that's ace-editor's default). We should use the same font-family as we have in the inputs just above.
Perhaps this is the first time we see this? I'm not seeing other <Editor /> instances that pass a placeholder, so we might need to override with a css rule.
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Related issue: #51814
Last of four PRs for #51814, after #54006 (schema), #54195 (API) and #54375 (GitOps), all merged. This one replaces the add and edit profile modals with a page, where admins set the new name and description and can paste or edit a profile's contents inline.
What
/controls/os-settings/configuration-profiles/newand/controls/os-settings/configuration-profiles/:profile_uuid, both takingfleet_id. They're declared before the Controls route group, whoseos-settings/:section/:platformroute would otherwise match them. The list's Add profile and edit buttons open them, and so does a new Add profile command palette item, gated like the list's button (admins and maintainers of the current fleet, with any MDM turned on) and hidden in GitOps mode. From All fleets it shows the fleet the page will land on.$FLEET_SECRET_placeholder, goes by its extension, as the server routes it. SyncML behind an XML declaration counts as Windows, so the admin gets the server's error about the declaration. On edit the type is fixed, so a replacement file of another type is rejected.PayloadDisplayNameor the file name. Pasted contents have no file name, so a blank name becomes "New profile", then "New profile 2" and so on, taking the lowest free number in the fleet. On edit the name is required.nameanddescriptiononly when they changed, so a metadata edit doesn't re-send the profile to hosts. Labels are always sent, since the API replaces them. Saving with no changes goes back without a request, since an empty update still logs an edit and re-queues Android profiles.useFormValidation, with errors shown inline on submit and cleared on focus. A duplicate name returned by the server shows on the Name field as well as in the toast.PayloadDisplayNameabove the UUID, since the name can now differ from it.ariaLabel,minLines,showPrintMargin,placeholder,onFocus). Existing callers are unchanged.AddProfileModal,EditProfileModalandProfileGraphic.One exception to the forms convention in
frontend/docs/patterns.md: on the empty add page, Add profile stays disabled until a file is uploaded or a profile is pasted, because the dev note on that Figma frame asks for it ("Disable until file is uploaded or profile pasted in"). Everywhere the design is silent, the convention applies: the button stays enabled and invalid values are reported on submit.Figma:
https://www.figma.com/design/utP7d35jFw48NEZXkZTJXm/-51814-Add-edit-configuration-profile-page-w--upload?node-id=2-130
Known issue, not fixed here: the editor's border doesn't turn red on an error. That's already the case on
main, in every editor: the Ace theme's border rule has the same specificity as the error rule and loads after it. The red error message above the editor is unaffected.Steps to reproduce
On
main, Add profile under Controls > OS settings > Configuration profiles opens a modal that only takes a file, and the edit modal only changes label targeting. There's no way to set a name or description in the UI.With this PR:
How I tested
yarn test frontend/pages/ManageControlsPage/OSSettings/cards/ConfigurationProfiles frontend/components/CommandPalette frontend/router: 20 suites, 342 tests pass.ProfileFormPage.tests.tsxhas 29 tests covering add and edit, validation, name clashes, GitOps mode, MDM gating, permissions, file upload, type detection and a failed load.tsc --noEmitpass on the changed files.PayloadDisplayName, and a Windows file took its file name.fleet_idswitches to the profile's fleet, and an unknown UUID shows an error..xmlfile is added as Windows. A Windows profile with an XML declaration is sent as Windows and the server rejects it with "processing instructions are not allowed", as it does onmain.Checklist for submitter
Changes file added for user-visible changes in
changes/,orbit/changes/oree/fleetd-chrome/changes.See Changes files for more information.
Updated
changes/51814-profile-descriptionto cover the page.Input data is properly validated,
SELECT *is avoided, SQL injection is prevented (using placeholders for values in statements), JS inline code is prevented especially for url redirects, and untrusted data interpolated into shell scripts/commands is validated against shell metacharacters.Testing
Added/updated automated tests
QA'd all new/changed functionality manually
Frontend
Note: I'll record a demo with more details soon.
Screen.Recording.2026-10-01.at.4.29.37.PM.mov
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