fix(dashboard): stop promising an image upload the console cannot do - #3847
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe dashboard adds VM disk upload state handling, virtctl command generation, permission checks, and a ChangesVM disk upload flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change removes the misleading in-page upload promise and adds a CLI handoff. A whitespace-only proxy URL can still produce placeholder command text without clearly explaining that the address is unavailable, creating a bounded user-facing issue; merge is otherwise reasonable with that follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DiskUploadPanel
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DiskUploadPanel->>KubernetesAPI: Fetch DataVolume
DiskUploadPanel->>CDIConfig: Read upload proxy URL
DiskUploadPanel->>SelfSubjectAccessReview: Check uploadtokenrequests permission
DiskUploadPanel->>DiskUploadPanel: Map state and generate virtctl command
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7-14: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the required import conventions.
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import type { ... }for type-only imports and the@/alias for imports rooted atapps/console/src/.Apply this consistently in the new panel, its tests, the upload helper tests, and
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`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx`:
- Around line 180-186: Update the upload proxy URL absence check in
DiskUploadPanel so whitespace-only values are treated as absent, matching
virtctlUploadCommand’s trimming behavior; use the trimmed uploadProxyURL value
for the conditional rendering of the placeholder warning.
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`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx`:
- Around line 7-14: Separate type-only imports in
packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx
lines 7-14 by moving CDIConfig, DataVolume, and UploadStage into an import type
declaration; likewise separate DataVolume into an import type declaration in
packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/vm-disk-upload.test.ts
lines 2-8, while leaving runtime imports such as isUploadSource, uploadState,
and virtctlUploadCommand unchanged.
Apply the same fix in
`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/ApplicationDetailPage.tsx`
at line 37: Apply the `@/` alias convention.
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| {!cdiConfig.data?.status?.uploadProxyURL && ( | ||
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| This cluster publishes no upload proxy URL, so the address above is a | ||
| placeholder. Ask your platform administrator for the{" "} | ||
| <span className="font-mono">cdi-uploadproxy</span> hostname. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Detect blank proxy URLs consistently.
virtctlUploadCommand treats a whitespace-only uploadProxyURL as absent. Line 180 checks the untrimmed value, so " " shows a placeholder command without the placeholder warning.
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| {!cdiConfig.data?.status?.uploadProxyURL && ( | |
| <p className="text-xs text-slate-500"> | |
| This cluster publishes no upload proxy URL, so the address above is a | |
| placeholder. Ask your platform administrator for the{" "} | |
| <span className="font-mono">cdi-uploadproxy</span> hostname. | |
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| {!cdiConfig.data?.status?.uploadProxyURL?.trim() && ( | |
| <p className="text-xs text-slate-500"> | |
| This cluster publishes no upload proxy URL, so the address above is a | |
| placeholder. Ask your platform administrator for the{" "} | |
| <span className="font-mono">cdi-uploadproxy</span> hostname. | |
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`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx`
around lines 180 - 186, Update the upload proxy URL absence check in
DiskUploadPanel so whitespace-only values are treated as absent, matching
virtctlUploadCommand’s trimming behavior; use the trimmed uploadProxyURL value
for the conditional rendering of the placeholder warning.
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LGTM. Approving with inline nits, none of them blocking.
This fixes a real defect. The VMDisk form promised an in-page upload the console cannot perform. Two independent walls make that upload impossible from a browser: the apiserver's services/proxy strips the Authorization header CDI reads its token from, and cdi-uploadproxy is published with ssl-passthrough so CDI's own self-signed cert lands on the wire. Instead of fighting that, the PR makes the promise honest and hands over the exact virtctl image-upload command, gated to the stages where CDI can actually accept data.
I checked the parts that would silently kill the feature if they were wrong. The DataVolume name releasePrefix(ad) + instance.metadata.name matches {{ .Release.Name }} in the vm-disk chart's dv.yaml, and it is the same convention EventsTab, VMPowerControls and VncTab already follow. All three hooks run before the early return null, so hook order is stable. StatusBadge tones and Section props line up. The phase-to-stage mapping covers the CDI upload lifecycle and falls back to an unknown badge with the command withheld. Coverage is strong: 29 tests, mutation-checked.
The five inline comments are quality nits worth a pass before merge. None of them is a regression and none blocks the merge.
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[MINOR] False "Forbidden" warning when the SSAR itself errors
useSelfSubjectAccessReview deliberately absorbs errors as allowed=false (see its doc comment in packages/k8s-client/src/useSelfSubjectAccessReview.ts — the fail-closed default is meant for hiding a section). This guard inverts that semantics to show a warning on !canUpload.allowed. On a transient SSAR failure (apiserver 503, network blip) while the disk is UploadReady, a fully authorized admin gets the amber "cannot create uploadtokenrequests ... will fail with Forbidden" banner citing #3759, which is untrue. The hook already exposes error; gate the banner on !canUpload.error as well so "could not determine" does not render as "denied".
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[MINOR] Copy button reports success when the Clipboard API is absent
navigator.clipboard?.writeText(command) optional-chains to undefined when navigator.clipboard does not exist, so await undefined resolves, the try completes, and setCopied(true) renders the checkmark. Over a plain http:// origin (an insecure context, common for IP-based lab access) navigator.clipboard is undefined: the user clicks Copy, sees success, and pastes an empty or stale clipboard into their terminal. Guard on the API being present and surface a failure in the catch/else path instead of a silent false success.
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[MINOR] Empty Running message shadows the Bound message
running?.message ?? bound?.message only falls back when the Running condition is absent; message: "" is not nullish, so an empty Running message wins over a meaningful Bound message. For a Failed DV with conditions: [{type:"Running",message:""},{type:"Bound",message:"no capacity"}] this returns "", and the panel's {state.message && ...} guard then renders no error text at all, dropping the actual failure explanation. The tests only cover Running being entirely absent, so this gap is untested. Use || (or filter empty strings) instead of ??.
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[MINOR] Fixture does not exercise the production release.prefix path
This fixture uses singular: "vm-disk" and no release, so releasePrefix reaches the expected vm-disk-demo through its <singular>- fallback. The real ApplicationDefinition (packages/system/vm-disk-rd/cozyrds/vm-disk.yaml) has singular: vmdisk and gets the prefix from release.prefix: vm-disk-. The test's green therefore does not pin the path production actually takes: if release.prefix were ever dropped, production would compute vmdisk-demo (DV GET 404, panel silently vanishes for every upload disk) while this test stays green. Mirror the real AD (singular: "vmdisk", release: { prefix: "vm-disk-" }).
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[NIT] CDIConfig GET and SSAR fire for every VMDisk, including non-upload disks
The CDIConfig GET and this SSAR POST run on every VMDisk detail page, including http/blank/image-sourced disks where the panel renders null, and the SSAR is issued with namespace: "" (an all-namespaces question) when the instance has no namespace. No user-visible misbehavior since results are cached and the panel is hidden, just wasted requests. dvQuery is enabled-gated; consider gating CDIConfig on isUploadSource(dvQuery.data) too. useSelfSubjectAccessReview offers no enabled option to thread through, so that one would need a small hook change if you want to avoid it.
A VMDisk created with `source: upload` had no upload affordance at all:
the detail page offered only Edit and Delete, so the disk sat in
UploadReady with nothing in the UI explaining what it was waiting for.
The browser cannot perform the upload itself. CDI's upload proxy reads
its token only from the Authorization header, and the two routes a
same-origin SPA has both fail:
- through the API server's services/proxy subresource, the API server
strips Authorization, so the proxy answers 400 (missing token) even
for a valid one;
- directly at cdi-uploadproxy.<root-host>, Cozystack publishes the
service with TLS passthrough, so CDI's internal self-signed
certificate reaches the browser — untrusted CA and no matching SAN.
CORS is not the obstacle; CDI serves Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *.
So the panel reports what it can read and hands over the command that
works. It renders only for an upload-source disk, derives the stage from
the DataVolume phase, and offers a copyable `virtctl image-upload` line
only while the upload server actually exists (UploadReady) or after a
failure. The proxy URL comes from CDIConfig.status.uploadProxyURL, which
CDI exposes to system:authenticated; when the platform published none,
the placeholder is called out rather than passed off as an address.
The DataVolume is read with a named get, not a field-selected list: the
vm-disk chart grants tenants get/list/watch restricted by resourceNames,
under which only get is actually permitted.
A SelfSubjectAccessReview drives a warning when the user cannot create
uploadtokenrequests, so tenant admins are told the command will fail
rather than being sent to a Forbidden (#3759).
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <myasnikovdaniil2001@gmail.com>
Picking the `upload` source told the user "you can upload an image using the UI or virtctl command". There has never been a UI for it, and there cannot be one: the browser has no route to CDI's upload proxy that can carry the upload token (see the preceding commit). Say what actually happens instead, and point at the command the disk's own page now shows. Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <myasnikovdaniil2001@gmail.com>
Five review findings on the image-upload panel, all of them cases where the UI drew a conclusion the underlying data did not support. The placeholder warning read CDIConfig.status.uploadProxyURL raw while the command builder trimmed it, so a whitespace-only URL suppressed the warning and still produced a placeholder command. Both sides now read the URL through one usableProxyURL() predicate so they cannot drift apart again. useSelfSubjectAccessReview absorbs errors as allowed=false, which is fail-closed-to-hide. The panel inverted that into fail-closed-to-accuse and told a fully authorized admin their RBAC forbids the upload whenever the access check itself failed. The banner is now suppressed on an errored SSAR; the command is shown either way. navigator.clipboard is undefined on an insecure origin, so the optional chain resolved to undefined and the copy button flashed a checkmark having copied nothing. It is now disabled without a clipboard, matching the pattern already used in SecretsTab, and the command stays selectable in the <pre>. failureMessage used ??, so a Running condition carrying an empty message shadowed a meaningful Bound one and a failed disk rendered with no reason at all. The DiskUploadPanel fixture resolved the DataVolume name through the singular fallback, a path production never takes: the shipped ApplicationDefinition carries singular "vmdisk" and release.prefix "vm-disk-", so production would have computed vmdisk-demo, 404'd on the GET and rendered nothing behind a green test. Assisted-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <myasnikovdaniil2001@gmail.com>
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packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx (1)
7-15: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSeparate type-only imports from value imports.
packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx#L7-L15: MoveCDIConfig,DataVolume, andUploadStageinto a separateimport typedeclaration.packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/lib/vm-disk-upload.test.ts#L2-L9: MoveDataVolumeinto a separateimport typedeclaration.As per coding guidelines: “Use
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`@packages/system/dashboard/images/console/apps/console/src/routes/detail/DiskUploadPanel.tsx`:
- Around line 7-15: Separate the type-only imports from value imports in
DiskUploadPanel.tsx by moving CDIConfig, DataVolume, and UploadStage into an
import type declaration; apply the same change in vm-disk-upload.test.ts for
DataVolume.
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NOT LGTM
Good direction, and unusually well tested. Making the form's promise true instead of shipping an upload that cannot work from a browser is the right call, and the mutation-checked suite is a real asset. Two blockers are left. In one state the panel actively misinforms; in another the feature's main output never shows up without a manual click. Both are small fixes. The per-finding detail is on the changed lines. The cross-cutting notes and the missing tests are here.
The failed-stage question (please resolve)
vm-disk-upload.ts documents that awaiting-upload is the only stage where the CDI upload server exists and accepts data, but showCommand also fires on failed. So one of two things is wrong. Either the invariant comment is too strong and CDI re-creates the upload server after a failure so a retry works, or the panel hands out a command that hangs waiting for a server that is not there. I could not settle it without a live CDI cluster. Please confirm which holds and make the code and the comment agree.
Missing tests (the ones that would have caught the blockers)
cdiConfigstill loading or errored while a real proxy URL exists on the cluster: assert the "publishes no upload proxy URL" warning is not shown and the command does not carry the placeholder host; assert Refresh restores the URL after a transientcdiConfigerror. Fails today, because Refresh only refetches the DataVolume.- Live
Pending -> UploadReadytransition: mock the DataVolume GET to returnPendingfirst andUploadReadynext, then assert the command appears without a manual Refresh. Fails today. The existing "withholds the command before the upload target exists" test uses a single static response and never exercises the transition. - A non-upload disk (
source: { http }) should issue neither the SSAR POST nor thecdiconfigsGET. The current test only checkstoBeEmptyDOMElement(), which hides the wasted calls. - Pin that
cdiconfigsis read cluster-scoped:client.get("cdi.kubevirt.io","v1beta1","cdiconfigs","config", undefined), mirroring the exact datavolumes assertion already present. Guards against someone adding a namespace and 404-ing it in every tenant. - Panel-level coverage for
UploadReadywithprogress: "42.0%"(both command and percentage shown,"N/A"suppressed) and for an unrecognised phase (Unknown/Paused: badge shown, command withheld). Both are currently covered only at the lib level. - Low priority: an ApplicationDefinition without
release.prefix, wherereleasePrefixfalls back to<singular>-=vmdisk-, producingvmdisk-<name>, a 404, and a silently hidden panel. That is the exact branch the last commit already broke once in the fixture.
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[MAJOR] False "no upload proxy URL" + placeholder command while cdiConfig is loading or errored
[MAJOR] proxyURL is derived only from cdiConfig.data; cdiConfig.isLoading / cdiConfig.error are never distinguished from "the cluster published no URL". The query runs with retry: false (line 113). Scenario: the DataVolume GET resolves (panel renders, isUploadSource true) while the cdiConfig GET is still in flight or has failed once transiently. The user sees the placeholder host in the command and the red "This cluster publishes no upload proxy URL... Ask your platform administrator" banner (lines 191-197) even though the URL exists on the cluster. It sticks: Refresh (line 146) calls only dvQuery.refetch(), never cdiConfig, so a single failed cdiConfig read stays wrong until a full page reload. Fix: gate the !proxyURL warning on !cdiConfig.isLoading && !cdiConfig.error, and make Refresh refetch cdiConfig too.
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[MAJOR] Panel does not auto-advance on the live Pending -> UploadReady transition
[MAJOR] dvQuery has no refetchInterval, and the QueryClient defaults are staleTime: 30_000 / refetchOnWindowFocus: false (provider.tsx:7-22). React Query refetches on mount/focus/reconnect/interval/invalidation. A parent re-render does not refetch a child query. The parent instance query polls every 5s (ApplicationDetailPage.tsx:61), so the page looks live, but this panel does not. Scenario: the user opens an upload disk while it is still Pending/UploadScheduled, sees "Preparing upload target", the DataVolume reaches UploadReady seconds later, and the virtctl command, the whole point of the panel, never appears until the small Refresh button is noticed and clicked. Fix: add a refetchInterval while the stage is preparing/awaiting-upload.
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[MAJOR] Command shown on the failed stage contradicts the module's own invariant
[MAJOR] showCommand = awaiting-upload || failed, but vm-disk-upload.ts:29-31 states awaiting-upload is the only stage in which the CDI upload server exists and accepts data. On a Failed DataVolume (e.g. PVC never bound) the user copies virtctl image-upload dv --no-create, which waits for an upload server that is not there and times out. Either the invariant comment is wrong (CDI re-creates the upload server after a failure, enabling a retry) or the command is misleading on failed. Please confirm against CDI behaviour and make the code and the comment agree.
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[MINOR] SSAR POST and cluster-scoped cdiconfigs GET fire for every VMDisk, including non-upload disks
[MINOR] The SSAR (useSelfSubjectAccessReview, a POST) and the cdiconfigs GET are top-level hooks with no enabled gate, so they run for every VMDisk before the isUploadSource early-return at line 126. For the common http/pvc/blank disks this is pure waste and widens the RBAC/error surface: a cdiconfigs 403 lands in the cache for a disk that renders nothing. useSelfSubjectAccessReview currently takes no enabled param (useSelfSubjectAccessReview.ts:66); gating both on the resolved source would need one added.
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[MINOR] "CDI binds config-reader to system:authenticated" is not backed by anything in-repo
[MINOR] The comment asserts an in-repo fact that is not in the repo: the only cdiconfigs get grant in-tree is on the cdi-operator-cluster ClusterRole (the operator SA), not a binding to system:authenticated. The console calls the API with the user's own token, so it is the tenant user's RBAC that decides. The config-reader -> system:authenticated binding is plausibly created by upstream CDI at runtime, but if it is ever absent, upload disks silently fall back to the placeholder URL even when the cluster published a real one. Degrades gracefully (no crash), so not blocking, but the comment overstates what this repo guarantees.
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[NIT] uploadProxyURL interpolated into the shell command without quoting or validation
[NIT] usableProxyURL only trims the edges. CDIConfig.status.uploadProxyURL is a free-form platform-controlled string: an internal space silently splits the command's arguments, and a value like https://x ; curl ... | sh would execute in the shell of anyone who copies the command. In the cozystack trust model this is not an escalation (the platform admin already owns the console JS), but a new URL() validation or single-quoting the URL is a one-line hardening. name/namespace are safe (DNS-1123 names of existing objects).
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Follow-up note on maximum upload size (not a new blocker, one comment inline).
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[MINOR] Panel hands over the upload command but never shows the disk capacity, the real size ceiling
[MINOR] Follow-up on max upload size. The panel gives the user the command but not the ceiling on the image. The uploaded image's virtual size has to fit inside spec.storage.resources.requests.storage (default 5Gi in packages/apps/vm-disk/values.yaml), and CDI adds filesystemOverhead (~5.5% by default) on top, so a 5Gi qcow2 into a 5Gi filesystem-mode disk fails at UploadReady with a size error. The command uses --no-create, so the size is fixed at creation and cannot be raised from this page. Please echo the disk capacity next to the command so the user knows the maximum before starting the upload. The DataVolume already carries it in spec.storage.resources.requests.storage; the DataVolume type in vm-disk-upload.ts currently models only spec.source, so the storage field needs adding. Note the ingress itself is not the limit here: cdi-uploadproxy is exposed with ssl-passthrough (or a Gateway TLSRoute), both L4, so client_max_body_size / proxy-body-size do not apply and there is no 1MB-style cap at the ingress.
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Follow-up: derive the placeholder upload-proxy host from the console origin when CDIConfig publishes none.
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[MINOR] Derive the placeholder proxy host from the console's own origin instead of a literal placeholder
[MINOR] Follow-up on the empty-uploadProxyURL case. The console is served from dashboard.<root-host>, and cdi-uploadproxy is exposed by the exact same template logic (ingressClassName: {{ _cluster.expose-ingress }}, host cdi-uploadproxy.{{ _cluster.root-host }}) as the dashboard ingress (packages/system/dashboard/templates/ingress.yaml vs packages/system/kubevirt-cdi/templates/cdi-uploadproxy-ingress.yaml). So on the common single-domain deployment the real proxy host is derivable: take window.location.hostname, swap the dashboard. prefix for cdi-uploadproxy.. When CDIConfig.status.uploadProxyURL is empty, using https://cdi-uploadproxy.<derived-apex> as the fallback yields a command that works out of the box, instead of the literal https://cdi-uploadproxy.<your-cozystack-domain> which never does. Keep the CDIConfig value as the source of truth when present (custom/split domains, gateway hostnames), and keep the "ask your administrator" note when the origin does not match the dashboard. shape so the derivation stays a best-effort guess, not a false promise. This only reaches the passthrough correctly because ssl-passthrough is on by default (packages/system/ingress-nginx/values.yaml: extraArgs.enable-ssl-passthrough) on the same controller that serves the dashboard, so a browser that loaded this page proves virtctl can reach the derived host from the same network.
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The VMDisk form offers
uploadas a source and then tells the user "After creating the disk, you can upload an image using the UI or virtctl command". There is no UI. The worduploadappears in exactly two files inapps/console/src, both of them the radio selector itself, and a disk created withsource: upload: {}shows only Edit and Delete on its detail page.I went to build the upload, established it cannot work from a browser on a stock cluster, and made the promise true instead.
Why a file picker is not possible here
Two independent walls, both measured against a live cluster rather than reasoned about.
Through the apiserver's
services/proxysubresource theAuthorizationheader is stripped, so CDI never sees the token. The control is three way: a valid token through the proxy returns 400 with CDI's "missing token", the same token sent directly from an in-cluster pod returns 200, and a deliberately bad token sent directly returns 401. That pins the 400 as "the header never arrived" rather than "the token was wrong". CDI reads the token fromAuthorizationand nowhere else, so there is no query parameter or form field to fall back on.Directly at
cdi-uploadproxy.<root-host>the ingress usesssl-passthrough, so CDI's own internal certificate reaches the browser. Its issuer is untrusted and its SANs cover only the in-cluster names, so an XHR fails hard. CORS is not the blocker, CDI servesAccess-Control-Allow-Origin: *.Terminating TLS at the ingress with a trusted certificate is what would unblock it. That is new infrastructure and does not belong in a console change.
What this does instead
The form no longer claims an in-page upload. The VMDisk detail page gains a panel that reports the DataVolume's stage and hands over a copyable
virtctl image-uploadcommand, shown only when the disk can actually accept one, atUploadReadyor after a failure. The proxy address comes fromCDIConfig.status.uploadProxyURL, and where that is empty the placeholder is labelled as a placeholder rather than passed off as an address.The RBAC wall is wider than #3759 reports
#3759 says tenant admins cannot upload. Checked by impersonation, no tenant group can create
uploadtokenrequests,tenant-root-super-adminincluded. So it is every tenant, not just the non-admin ones. The panel runs a SelfSubjectAccessReview and says the command will be refused, rather than sending someone into a silent 403.The RBAC fix is deliberately not here: it is a change to a tenant ClusterRole with its own security review, it cannot be tested from the console suite, and #3759 already owns it.
Two platform gaps found and left alone
packages/system/kubevirt-cdi/values.yamlleavesuploadProxyURLempty, sovirtctlcannot discover the proxy by itself even though the chart publishes an ingress for it. And the vm-disk chart's per-release Role grantsget,listandwatchunderresourceNames, where onlygetis usable, which is why the panel reads and offers a refresh rather than watching.Checks
29 new tests, 349 total. Mutation checked rather than asserted: neutering the
UploadReadygate fails six, dropping--no-createfails two, forcing the source check true fails five.pnpm typecheckclean across four projects,pnpm test50 files and 349 tests,eslintclean on the five files touched. Also opened in a real browser against a live cluster: an upload-source disk renders the panel with the right DataVolume name, an http-source disk renders nothing, no console errors.Release note
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virtctlupload commands for pending or failed uploads.