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I just installed v1.0.0 using the Helm chart, and I cannot configure LDAP access. It seems to be because the YAML fields are misaligned:
In all the examples I could see on your site, all the editable part is indented to be part of config.
👟 Reproduction steps
Go to Global Configurations -> Authorization -> Login Services
Edit the LDAP config
Click on "Save" (even using the default config)
👍 Expected behavior
Clicking on 'save' should save the config and allow me to login to Devtron using LDAP.
👎 Actual Behavior
I'm getting a "Some required fields are missing" error. I also tried to properly align with the fixed part above of the editable part, but it always snaps back to where it was.
☸ Kubernetes version
KFD-based cluster running Kubernetes v.1.29.3
Cloud provider
On-prem KFD installation.
🌍 Browser
Edge
🧱 Your Environment
I tried with
MS Edge 131.0.2903.112
Google Chrome 131.0.6778.265
Mozilla Firefox
✅ Proposed Solution
You should either make sure that the editable fields are properly aligned, or make the whole section editable so this doesn't happen. I could have worked around the issue if I could align things myself...
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
📜 Description
I just installed v1.0.0 using the Helm chart, and I cannot configure LDAP access. It seems to be because the YAML fields are misaligned:
In all the examples I could see on your site, all the editable part is indented to be part of
config
.👟 Reproduction steps
👍 Expected behavior
Clicking on 'save' should save the config and allow me to login to Devtron using LDAP.
👎 Actual Behavior
I'm getting a "Some required fields are missing" error. I also tried to properly align with the fixed part above of the editable part, but it always snaps back to where it was.
☸ Kubernetes version
KFD-based cluster running Kubernetes v.1.29.3
Cloud provider
🌍 Browser
Edge
🧱 Your Environment
I tried with
✅ Proposed Solution
You should either make sure that the editable fields are properly aligned, or make the whole section editable so this doesn't happen. I could have worked around the issue if I could align things myself...
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
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