There are a few places where m3ctl uses handwritten mocks. They should be converted to generated mocks.

When the UI is refreshed, the ordering of the rules in a namespace changes. This is because the rules are stored in a map, whose iteration order is nondeterministic in Go. This can be fixed by copying them to a slice and sorting them before sending them back to the frontend.

cc @m-sandusky

It seems the error message is not correctly displayed on the UI for unauthorized users when they attempt to create namespaces or rules. Can you please take a look when you get a chance?

from “Add” to “Update” or “Save” when editing an existing rule

cc @saminzadeh @jskelcy

The bulk endpoint allows us to bulk apply rule changes, which supersedes the functionality of the endpoints mutating individual rules. We should consider deprecating the endpoints operating on individual rules and using the bulk endpoint to apply those changes.

Currently if a rule is revived after it's deleted, it is unclear from the UI that the rule has been deleted and revived. In particular, the deletion of a rule is not clearly marked in the UI, which may cause user confusion.

We should enhance the UI so that a rule deletion is clearly shown in the UI (e.g., add a Tombstoned column or something along those lines). The backend already passes in a Tombstoned flag for the rule deletion operator, which frontend can use to identify rule deletions.

Currently the route logic can be enhanced in service.go to make it easier to onboard new routes. It would be good to remove the handler wrappers and place them in a configuration struct ie.

func (s *service) fetchNamespaces(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) error { data, err := s.handleRoute(fetchNamespaces, r, s.metrics.fetchNamespaces) if err != nil { return err } return s.sendResponse(w, http.StatusOK, data) }
In addition to making it easier to onboard routes, this will reduce a lot of duplicated code in the repo and make things more readable and less error prone in general.

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