Fixing a key collision in RPCN pipeline list#2563
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Fix duplicate React keys in the RPCN pipeline list
The Input/Processors/Output columns keyed connector badges by component name, but
parseConfigComponentsintentionally preserves duplicates (e.g. abrokerinput with tworedpandachildren yields['redpanda', 'redpanda']), so pipelines reusing a component triggered React's duplicate-key warning (Encountered two children with the same key, '.$redpanda') on every render.Changes
toKeyedNameshelper that suffixes each name with its occurrence count (redpanda-0,redpanda-1) and use it for the badge cells and their "+N more" overflow lists. Occurrence counts are used instead of array indexes to keep keys stable and satisfy Biome'snoArrayIndexKey.noArrayIndexKeywarning on the static skeleton rows, leaving the file lint-clean.No behavior change — duplicate badges still render; they just get unique keys.