* [Alerts][License] Define minimum license required for each alert type (#84997)
* Define minimum license required for each alert type
* fixed typechecks
* fixed tests
* fixed tests
* fixed due to comments
* fixed due to comments
* removed file
* removed casting to LicenseType
* [Alerts][License] Add license checks to alerts HTTP APIs and execution (#85223)
* [Alerts][License] Add license checks to alerts HTTP APIs and execution
* fixed typechecks
* resolved conflicts
* resolved conflicts
* added router tests
* fixed typechecks
* added license check support for alert task running
* fixed typechecks
* added integration tests
* fixed due to comments
* fixed due to comments
* fixed tests
* fixed typechecks
* [Alerting UI][License] Disable alert types in UI when the license doesn't support it. (#85496)
* [Alerting UI][License] Disable alert types in UI when the license doesn't support it.
* fixed typechecks
* added licensing for alert list and details page
* fixed multy select menu
* fixed due to comments
* fixed due to comments
* fixed due to comments
* fixed typechecks
* fixed license error message
* fixed license error message
* fixed typechecks
* fixed license error message
Co-authored-by: Kibana Machine <42973632+kibanamachine@users.noreply.github.com>
This PR addresses a list of legacy code debt the plugin has incurred over the past year due to extensive changes in its internals and the adoption of the Kibana Platform.
It includes:
1. The `TaskManager` class has been split into several independent components: `TaskTypeDictionary`, `TaskPollingLifecycle`, `TaskScheduling`, `Middleware`. This has made it easier to understand the roles of the different parts and makes it easier to plug them into the observability work.
2. The exposed `mocks` have been corrected to correctly express the Kibana Platform api
3. The lifecycle has been corrected to remove the need for intermediary streames/promises which we're needed when we first introduced the `setup`/`start` lifecycle to support legacy.
4. The Logger mocks have been replaced with the platform's `coreMocks` implementation
5. The integration tests now test the plugin's actual public api (instead of the internals).
6. The Legacy Elasticsearch client has been replaced with the typed client in response to the deprecation notice.
7. Typing has been narrowed to prevent the `type` field from conflicting with the key in the `TaskDictionary`. This could have caused the displayed `type` on a task to differ from the `type` used in the Dictionary itself (this broke a test during refactoring and could have caused a bug in production code if left).
* Initial work
* Fix type check and jest failures
* Add unit tests
* No need to notifyUsage from alert execution handler
* Fix ESLint
* Log action usage from alerts
* Add integration tests
* Fix jest test
* Skip feature usage of basic action types
* Fix types
* Fix ESLint issue
* Clarify comment
Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
* Extended existing alerting functionality to support preconfigured only action types
* fixed functional test
* Adding documentation
* Fixed UI part due to comments
* added missing tests
* fixed action type execution
* Fixed documentation
* Fixed due to comments
* fixed type checks
* extended isActionExecutable to check exact action id if it is in the preconfigured list
This removes unneeded use of `any` throughout:
1. alerting
2. alerting_builtin
3. actions
4. task manager
5. event log
It also adds a linting rule that will prevent us from adding more `any` in the future unless an explicit exemption is made.
* Define minimum license required for each action type (#58668)
* Add minimum required license
* Require at least gold license as a minimum license required on third party action types
* Use strings for license references
* Ensure license type is valid
* Fix some tests
* Add servicenow to gold
* Add tests
* Set license requirements on other built in action types
* Use jest.Mocked<ActionType> instead
* Change servicenow to platinum
Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
* Make actions config mock and license state mock use factory pattern and jest mocks (#59370)
* Add license checks to action HTTP APIs (#59153)
* Initial work
* Handle errors in update action API
* Add unit tests for APIs
* Make action executor throw when action type isn't enabled
* Add test suite for basic license
* Fix ESLint errors
* Fix failing tests
* Attempt 1 to fix CI
* ESLint fixes
* Create sendResponse function on ActionTypeDisabledError
* Make disabled action types by config return 403
* Remove switch case
* Fix ESLint
* Add license checks within alerting / actions framework (#59699)
* Initial work
* Handle errors in update action API
* Add unit tests for APIs
* Verify action type before scheduling action task
* Make actions plugin.execute throw error if action type is disabled
* Bug fixes
* Make action executor throw when action type isn't enabled
* Add test suite for basic license
* Fix ESLint errors
* Stop action task from re-running when license check fails
* Fix failing tests
* Attempt 1 to fix CI
* ESLint fixes
* Create sendResponse function on ActionTypeDisabledError
* Make disabled action types by config return 403
* Remove switch case
* Fix ESLint
* Fix confusing assertion
* Add comment explaining double mock
* Log warning when alert action isn't scheduled
* Disable action types in UI when license doesn't support it (#59819)
* Initial work
* Handle errors in update action API
* Add unit tests for APIs
* Verify action type before scheduling action task
* Make actions plugin.execute throw error if action type is disabled
* Bug fixes
* Make action executor throw when action type isn't enabled
* Add test suite for basic license
* Fix ESLint errors
* Stop action task from re-running when license check fails
* Fix failing tests
* Attempt 1 to fix CI
* ESLint fixes
* Return enabledInConfig and enabledInLicense from actions get types API
* Disable cards that have invalid license in create connector flyout
* Create sendResponse function on ActionTypeDisabledError
* Make disabled action types by config return 403
* Remove switch case
* Fix ESLint
* Disable when creating alert action
* Return minimumLicenseRequired in /types API
* Disable row in connectors when action type is disabled
* Fix failing jest test
* Some refactoring
* Card in edit alert flyout
* Sort action types by name
* Add tooltips to create connector action type selector
* Add tooltips to alert flyout action type selector
* Add get more actions link in alert flyout
* Add callout when creating a connector
* Typos
* remove float right and use flexgroup
* replace pixels with eui variables
* turn on sass lint for triggers_actions_ui dir
* trying to add padding around cards
* Add callout in edit alert screen when some actions are disabled
* improve card selection for Add Connector flyout
* Fix cards for create connector
* Add tests
* ESLint issue
* Cleanup
* Cleanup pt2
* Fix type check errors
* moving to 3-columns cards for connector selection
* Change re-enable to enable terminology
* Revert "Change re-enable to enable terminology"
This reverts commit b497dfd6b6.
* Add re-enable comment
* Remove unecessary fragment
* Add type to actionTypeNodes
* Fix EuiLink to not have opacity of 0.7 when not hovered
* design cleanup in progress
* updating classNames
* using EuiIconTip
* Remove label on icon tip
* Fix failing jest test
Co-authored-by: Andrea Del Rio <delrio.andre@gmail.com>
* Add index to .index action type test
* PR feedback
* Add isErrorThatHandlesItsOwnResponse
Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Andrea Del Rio <delrio.andre@gmail.com>
This addresses two issues that have come up:
Alerting and Actions have TypeScript types that are needed across server and public plugins, and need to be extracted to a common path (thanks @chrisronline for bringing this to our attention)
Due to the above, types have been duplicated between the alerting and actions when needed in the Alerting UI, which has led to them diverging. This forces the UI to type check against the API, which will help reduce these errors in the future.
