Moved issue from vmware-tanzu/kubeapps#779

Search for a jenkins chart in https://hub.kubeapps.com/charts.
The search result will contain only one jenkins chart from bitnami although there is jenkins from stable as well.

Right now when you subscribe to a chart updates there is no unified way to see what changed, you just received an email like :

Kubeapps Hub chart updates from the week of 17 Mar - 24 Mar
The following charts have new versions:
bitnami/mysql: 6.10.4 Review chart
bitnami/postgresql: 8.6.9 Review chart
Easily deploy and manage charts in your Kubernetes cluster with Kubeapps. Get Started on GitHub

If you follow the link, it just goe the the chart page without a way to identify what has changed and what might break from one version to another.

Can you elaborate a way to see that more clearly ?

Logged in/out status should only be checked once

cc @migmartri

https://hub.kubeapps.com/charts/stable/kong

Tip: You can use the default values.yaml

values.yaml is a 404

It would be useful to have a way to see the values.yaml file so i do not need to rely on finding the chart source repo which does not seem to be linked at least in this case https://hub.kubeapps.com/charts/bitnami/harbor

It could be useful to include the repository in the search results. In that case, you can find a Helm Chart in a specific repository without specifically select the repository.

Searching for bitnami wordpress or bitnami/wordpress there are no results.

Instead of that, the options are:

1. Use only wordpress and all the Helm Charts/Operators from all the repositories are going to be shown

2. Select the Bitnami repository in the repository list and then use wordpress in the search box

Perhaps we need an exception for this particular chart? It could be quite confusing?

cc @earnubs @arapulido @andresmgot

When logging out in Firefox, the Login (and logout) button disappears and it shows things you've starred as if you're still logged in.

Steps to reproduce:

• Logout if you are logged in
• Try to star a chart

Expected result:

• You get a message to Login with Bitnami

Actual result:

• You get a message to login with Github

Several charts use a table with parameter, description and default value columns. Unfortunately, it is very hard to read the tables because of the narrow column used for the content. See Prometheus for an example.

I'm not suggesting that we just change the max-width. This would make the rest of the text hard to read with too long lines. Maybe there could be a separate section just for the table, with full width?

What do you think?

Right now, the About link takes you to the Monocular README.md

We should rethink what to do with it.

Users are reporting bugs in the comment section, rather than github.

https://hub.kubeapps.com/charts/stable/kong has 2 comments about a broken link (see also #62)

Steps to reproduce:

• Open the Hub
• Scroll down to the footer
• Click on Terms and open the Terms in the same tab (not a new tab, not a new window)

Expected results:

• The terms and conditions page opens at the beginning of the page

Actual results:

• The terms and conditions page opens scrolled down to the bottom of the page

See
https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/3007937/43b9ded6c68c67ab99de727cebf4f1e7

cc @Angelmmiguel @migmartri

Somehow related to issue #6
Steps to reproduce:

1. Login into the kubeapps hub
2. Star a chart. The star icon changes to black (as it is one of your stars)
3. Log out

Expected results:

1. The star icons of your starred charts get back to white (as it is no longer "your" star)

Actual results

1. The star icon of your starred charts is still black

If no comments are posted it says "There are no comments", if should maybe show, login to comment.

cc @migmartri @sameersbn

In current kubeapps hub UI, we have a Github's octocat logo in the upper right corner, that points to the monocular repo.

We need to discuss what to do with this.

Shall we remove it? (and leave the right links in the footer)
Shall we keep it and change it to link to the kubeapps hub repo?

My first take would be to remove it, and keep a couple of links in the footer (one to monocular, one to the hub)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open 2 separate sessions in the Kubeapps Hub (for example, using Firefox and Chrome)
2. Login with the same user on both
3. On each of the sessions, star the same chart
4. Refresh (F5) the page

Expected results:

1. The chart star number increases by 1

Actual results:

1. The chart star number has increased by 2

It seems that the installation instructions are not valid for Helm 3

1 - helm install requires passing a name or explicitly setting autogenerate. Also, the --name has been deprecated and the first argument is used as name.

$ helm install stable/nginx-ingress --version 1.29.5
Error: must either provide a name or specify --generate-name

$ helm install stable/nginx-ingress --version 1.29.5 --name foo
Error: unknown flag: --name

2 - The stable repo is not enabled by default. That means that we should show instructions on how to add the repo even for stable/incubator

$ helm install nginx-ingress  stable/nginx-ingress --namespace nginx --version 1.29.5
Error: failed to download "stable/nginx-ingress" (hint: running `helm repo update` may help)

No matter which page I try to navigate to, no reasonable content loads because I'm getting 503s. My guess is this is related to #38

We should add the Kubeapps icon as favicon for the hub.

Apparently not showing correctly utf-8 chartset

Reproduced on Firefox 56 on Mac

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the Kubeapps hub
2. Without logging in, click on starring a chart

Expected results:

1. As I am not logged in, I get redirected to the login page to login (or something else, we need to discuss the UX)

Actual results:
I am allowed to star the chart (and the number gets increased), but if I reload the page, the starring hasn't been saved in the DB

In the Hub UI, the latest version of each chart always seems to show the current date. Each time I visit the site the date for the latest version number advances even though the version number is still the same. Furthermore, all charts seem to have their latest version published with the current date. Something seems off there.

It seems that the home page search requires to press enter to start searching. It might make sense to improve this by adding a "search" button next to it.

Steps to reproduce:

• Open Kubeapps HUB
• Reduce the size of the browser window until the mobile version appears (the burger menu)

Expected results:

• In that menu there is an item to login

Actual results:

• Only the "Charts" menu item is available

Clicking "Submit repository" on https://hub.kubeapps.com/submit-repository takes you to a 404 page. I'm guessing the Google form went away?

The login prompt snackbar when clicking a star as a logged out user has too low a timeout, making it difficult to click the log in action.

Reference: bitnami/charts#849

Bitnami charts have a broken link in the Source Repository section since the URL is not properly formed. A difference with the other chart repositories is that the Bitnami one has charts in two different folders so the logic to build that URL is not correct.

That section (Source Repository) has been removed in Monocular 1.0 so we should remove that here as well.

cc/ @prydonius

The hub currently shows in the upper left corner the text only logo "Kubeapps Hub". We should add the Kubeapps logo to it.

By default, the color of the pill that specifies the repository that hosts a chart is gray. Since we don't have a CSS class for the bitnami repository it's using that gray that doesn't look very good:

The solution to #6 is a bit janky as we update the stars value and reset it when we get a 401. It would be better to detect we're logged out and not do anything.