* Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * GAP - Actions Restructured and Extensible (#25347) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * Goodbyyeee * Adding app actions to the reserved privileges * update snapshot * UI/API changes to facilitate disabling features within spaces (#24235) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * GAP - Actions Restructured and Extensible (#25347) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * Goodbyyeee * Adding app actions to the reserved privileges * Begin to allow features to be disabled within spaces typescript fixes additional cleanup attempt to resolve build error fix tests more ts updates fix typedefs on manage_spaces_button more import fixes test fixes move user profile into xpack common Restructure space management screen fix SASS references design edits remove Yes/No language from feature toggles fix casing removed unused imports update snapshot fix sass reference for collapsible panel Fix sass reference, take 2 * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * extract migration logic into testable unit * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * Design edits (#12) enables customize avatar popover update tests, and simplify editing space identifier remove references to user profile remove unused test suite remove unnecessary sass import removes security's capability_decorator * fix i18n * updates toggleUiCapabilities to use new feature definitions * cleanup and testing * remove references to old feature interface * readd lost spacer * adds feature route testing * additional i18n * snapshot update * copy edits * fix ml app icon * add missing export * remove unnecessary sass import * attempt to fix build * fix spaces api tests * esArchiver mapping updates * rename toggleUiCapabilities -> toggleUICapabilities * removes shared collapsible_panel component in favor of plugin-specific components * some copy and style adjustments * fix test following rebase * add lost types file * design edits * remove stale export * feature feedback; fixes cached disabled features * GAP: Security disables UI capabilities (#25809) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * First, very crappy implementation * Adding tests for disabling ui capabilities * All being set to false no longer requires a clone * Using _.mapValues makes this a lot more readable * Checking those privileges dynamically * Fixing some broken stuff when i introduced checkPrivilegesDynamically * Adding conditional plugin tests * Renaming conditional plugin to optional plugin * Fixing type errors * GAP - Actions Restructured and Extensible (#25347) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * Goodbyyeee * Adding app actions to the reserved privileges * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * GAP - Actions Restructured and Extensible (#25347) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * Goodbyyeee * Adding app actions to the reserved privileges * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/disable_ui_capabilities.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/check_privileges_dynamically.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Disabling all ui capabilities if route is anonymous * More typescript * Even more typescript * Updating snapshot * Less any * More safer * Another one * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Introducing uiCapabilities, removing config providers & user profile (#25387) ## Summary Introduces the concept of "UI Capabilities", which allows Kibana applications to declare capabilities via the `uiCapabilities` injected var, and then use them client-side via the `ui/capabilities` module to inform their rendering decisions. * GAP - Actions Restructured and Extensible (#25347) * Restructure user profile for granular app privs (#23750) merging to feature branch for further development * Fixing saved object capability checking * Beginning to restructure actions to be used for all action building * Using actions to build ui capabilities * dropping /read from client-side userprovide ui capabilities * Adding some actions * Using different syntax which will hopefully help with allowing apps to specify the privileges themselves * Exposing all saved object operations in the capabilities * Using actions in security's onPostAuth * Only loading the default index pattern when it's required * Only using the navlinks for the "ui capabilities" * Redirecting from the discover application if the user can't access kibana:discover * Redirecting from dashboard if they're hidden * Features register their privileges now * Introducing a FeaturesPrivilegesBuilder * REmoving app from the feature definition * Adding navlink specific ations * Beginning to break out the serializer * Exposing privileges from the authorization service * Restructuring the privilege/resource serialization to support features * Adding actions unit tests * Adding features privileges builders tests * Adding PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming missed usages * Adding tests for the privileges serializer * Adding privileges tests * Adding registerPrivilegesWithCluster tests * Better tests * Fixing authorization service tests * Adding ResourceSerializer tests * Fixing Privileges tests * Some PUT role tests * Fixing read ui/api actions * Exposing features from xpackMainPlugin * Adding navlink:* to the "reserved privileges" * navlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_linknavlink -> navLink | nav_link * Automatically determining navlink based ui capabilities * Backing out changes that got left behind * Using ui actions for navlinks * Adding TODOs * Ui -> UI * Deleting unused file * Removing api: [] as it's not necessary anymore * Fixing graph saved object privileges * Privileges are now async * Pushing the asycnchronicity to the privileges "service" * Adding TODO * Providing initial value for reduce * adds uiCapabilities to test_entry_template * Adding config to APM/ML feature privileges * Commenting out obviously failing test so we can get CI greeenn * Fixing browser tests * Goodbyyeee * Adding app actions to the reserved privileges * update snapshot * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/check_privileges.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/check_privileges.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Fixing type errors * Only disabling navLinks if a feature is registered for them * Adding non i18n'ed tooltip * Making metadata and tooltip optional * i18n'ing tooltips * Responding to peer review comments * GAP - Role API Structure (#26740) * Updated the role api PUT structure * Minimum is an array now * Updating get route to naively support the new structure * Renaming and removing some serialized methods * Updating Role PUT api tests * Fixing PUT jest tests * Fixing GET tests * Updating PrivilegeSerializer tests * Renaming features to feature for the GET, so we're consistent * Validating features and feature privileges * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/privilege_serializer.test.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/privilege_serializer.test.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/plugins/security/server/lib/authorization/privilege_serializer.test.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Renaming some variables/members of the PrivilegesSerializer * Fixing privileges serializer tests * Fixing register privileges with cluster tests * Fixing the role creation for the api integration tests * Generalizing regex within the feature registry * update tests * [GAP] - Support infra features (#26955) ## Summary This PR adds the `Infrastructure` and `Logs` apps as toggle-able features via Granular Application Privileges. * [GAP] - Enables xpack_main to populate UI Capabilities (#27031) ## Summary Currently, plugins that register features via `xpackMainPlugin.registerFeature({...})` also have to specify their own `uiCapabilities` via `injectDefaultVars`, which is counter-intuitive and cumbersome. We've accepted this complexity for OSS plugins, but x-pack and third-party plugins should not have to concern themselves with such implementation details. This PR removes that requirement for x-pack and third-party plugins, so all they have to do is register features, and ensure that their feature privileges contain the appropriate UI Capabilities in the `ui` property. ### Notes This implementation intentionally does not alter UI Capabilities that come in via OSS Kibana. The capabilities defined there should be the source of truth, regardless of which distribution is used. ### Example <pre> xpackMainPlugin.registerFeature({ id: 'graph', name: 'Graph', icon: 'graphApp', <b>navLinkId: 'graph',</b> privileges: { all: { app: [], savedObject: { ... }, <b>ui: ['showWriteControls'],</b> }, read: { app: [], savedObject: { ... }, <b>ui: ['someOtherCapability],</b> } } }); </pre> Will be translated to the following UI Capabilities: ``` uiCapabilities: { navLinks: { graph: true }, graph: { showWriteControls: true, someOtherCapability: true, } } ``` xpack_main is **not responsible** for disabling UI capabilities, so this will initialize all capabilities with a value of `true`. * Hide write controls for the visualization application (#26536) * Hide write controls for the timelion application (#26537) * blacklist feature ids (#27493) * [GAP] - Support management links (#27055) ## Summary This enables management links to be toggled via UI Capabilities. ## TODO - [x] Implement spaces controls - [x] Implement security controls - [x] Testing - [ ] (optional) - dedicated display for managing management links? * Enables the feature catalogue registry to be controlled via uiCapabil… (#27945) * Enables the feature catalogue registry to be controlled via uiCapabilities * update snapshot * xpack_main populates uiCapabilities with the full list of catalogue entries * builds application privileges using catalogue actions * prevent 'catalogue' from being registered as a feature id * fix mocha tests * fix merge * update snapshots * GAP - Discover and NavLinks Functional Testing (#27414) * Adding very basic Discover tests * Ensuring discover is visible in both spaces * Parsing the DOM to determine the uiCapabilities * Making this.wreck `any` because the type definitions suck * Specifying auth when requesting ui capabilities * Beginning architecture to support permutation testing * Adding documentation of the different configurations we'd like to test * Fixing type errors * Beginning to work on the framework to test the combinations * Adding some factories * Pushing forward, not a huge fan of what I have right now * The new-new * Less weird types * Revising some things after talking with Larry * Switching from wreck to axios * Restructuring some files * Changing to a space with all features, and a space with no features * Beginning to add the security only tests * Adding a navLinksBuilder * Adding spaces only tests * Not disabling ui capabilities, or authing app/api access when we shouldn't be * Can't get rid of management * Adding more user types * More users, this is starting to really suck * Renaming some things... * Revising which users we'll test in which ui capabilities "test suite" * Adding some more user scenarios for the security_only configuration * Adding security_only user scenarios * Adding space scenarios * Fixing type errors * Udpating the readme for the spaces we're testing with * Adding global read discover security ui functional tests * Adding tests to make sure save buttons are shown/hidden The actual implementation is broken somewhere * Fixing tests after GIS is added and conflicts happened for infra * Adding discover ui capability tests * Fixing navlinks tests * Adding discover view tests * Adding UI tests for spaces being disabled * Fixing tests * Removing wreck dependency, it's garbage * Fixing typo * Updating ui capabilities README.md and adding another user for the security and spaces ui capability tests * Updating yarn lock file * Consolidation some types * Adding VisualizeDisabledSpace to the scenarios. * Fixing esArchives with .kibana_2 * Disable features optional again * Adding ensureCurrentUrl: false * Fixing space selector tests * Fixing gis privileges, they use saved objects * Fixing find's element staleness checks * Update x-pack/test/functional/es_archives/spaces/disabled_features/data.json Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Generalizing logic to get appNavLinksText * Removing duplicate license header * Adding GIS mappingst * Fixing readme * We love our future selfs * Adding GisRead scenario * Whoops * Adding note about funky syntax for use with exhaustive switches * Using a centralized list of features * Give it some time * Even more time? * Space Management - accessibility & i18n improvements (#28195) ## Summary 1) Improves the accessibility for the spaces management screen: - Customize Space Avatar popover now receives focus when toggled - Labels are more descriptive, providing context - Delete Space modal correctly focuses 2) Improves i18n support - fixed a couple hard-coded strings 3) Adds a "Features" column to the spaces grid page, which shows a brief summary of the number of features enabled for each space: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3493255/50785093-93b78280-127d-11e9-975e-7209d35211ff.png) Related: https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/28184 * Feature Controls - spaces - functional tests (#28213) * adds tests for /api/features/v1 endpoint * update failing management test * Fc/run ui capability tests (#28362) * Running the UI Capability Tests as part of the normal CI runs * Adding uptime feature to get these tests passing * Adding features and sorting * Adding uptime security_only uiCapability tests, and fixing devTools * Fixing the docs * Fixing section panel i18n issue * Removing unused import * Updating snapshots * Feature Controls - The new new role API (#28441) These changes allow us to build the most recent UI where spaces can be "grouped" and edited at once. This changes the kibana section of the role definition to the following: ``` { kibana: [ { base: ['read'], feature: { discover: ['all'], dashboard: ['all'] }, spaces: ['*'] }, { base: ['read'], feature: { discover: ['all'], dashboard: ['all'] }, spaces: ['marketing', 'sales'] } ] } ``` If the `spaces` property isn't provided (for example if the user isn't using Spaces) then it'll default to `['*']`. There are a few other stipulations that we're implementing with this approach. 1. Each "item" can be for 1 to many spaces OR globally. We can't specify both space privileges and global privileges in the same "item" because for Spaces we translate `all` to `space_all`, etc. so we can give them different privileges, and this becomes problematic when trying to serialize/deserialize to ES. 2. Additionally, each space can only appear once. The ES model would allow this, but the role management UI becomes more complicated if we were to allow this when calculating effective privileges. * Feature Controls - Discover Save Button Test #28500 (#28501) * Adding some debug logs * Setting ui settings using the functional services * Doing the same for the spaces disabled features * Removing console.log debug statements * Using save instead of showWriteControls * Reload when adjusting visible features within the users active space (#28409) ## Summary Changes to the visible features within a space are not visible until the page is refreshed. Because of this, when a user is editing their active space, their changes are not immediately visible. This updates the space management screen to force a refresh when updating the visible features inside the active space. It also introduces a modal warning that this will happen: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3493255/50923423-ebd7bb80-141a-11e9-92bd-2779020578a4.png) * Throwing error if we register a feature after getAll is called (#29030) * Throwing error if we register a feature after getAll is called * Fixing some tests * Fixing feature route tests * Removing unused imports * Fixing merge conflict * Feature Controls - Fixing fallout of removing the legacy fallback (#29141) * Fixing use of mode.useRbacFoRequest to mode.useRbac * Fixing ui capability tests * [Feature Controls] - Fix a11y for customize feature section (#29174) ## Summary Fixes the displayed and announced text for the "show"/"hide" button of the Customize Visible Features section of the spaces management page. This was inadvertently broken following a merge from master at some point. * Feature Controls: Fixing k7's new "nav links" (#29198) * Fixing k7's new applist for feature controls * Renaming appSwitcher to appsMenu * Feature Controls - Dashboard (#29139) * Using addRouteSetupWork to implement the redirect * Using centralized addSetupWork * Fixing dashboard functional feature privileges tests * Ensuring landing page and create dashboard redirect to the home-page * Adding more tests to ensure the redirects work properly * Adding disabled space feature tests for Dashboards * Update src/ui/public/capabilities/route_setup.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update test/functional/page_objects/common_page.js Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Fixing ui capability tests after adding createNew * Removing unnecessary `return undefined` * requireUICapabilities -> requireUICapability * Updating dashboard ui capability tests * Fixing issue with the selection column appearing on Dashboards * Fixing ui capability dashboard space only tests * [FC] - Move management and catalogue entries out of privilege definition (#28354) * Moves catalogue and management entries from privilege defintion to base feature definition * Update new management menu to respect items disabled via UI Capabilities * add test * re-add index pattern entries * re-add advanced settings icon * fix tests * remove management and catalogue entries from read-only users * bring it back now y'all * catalogue updates for xpack plugins * Introduces 'grantWithBaseRead' flag * update privileges from all -> read where necessary * rename feature builder functions * catalogue and management items should cascade to privileges when not specified * add catalogue entry for uptime app * Simplify feature registrations using inherited catalogue/management entries * consolidate and fix privilege building logic * rename variables * remove debug code * remove duplicate lodash import * Update x-pack/plugins/xpack_main/server/lib/feature_registry/feature_registry.ts Co-Authored-By: legrego <lgregorydev@gmail.com> * [GAP] - Role Management UI (#26840) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3493255/51063094-72310080-15c7-11e9-9274-debf0e9b84f1.png) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3493255/51063108-8aa11b00-15c7-11e9-92fc-31c922086e05.png) ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3493255/51063165-cb992f80-15c7-11e9-894d-630c109211d3.png) --------- Edge-case scenarios: 1) [x] '*' and spaces in the same "entry" Handled via `_transform_errors` at the API level. Renders a partial read-only view in the UI. 2) [x] same space appearing in multiple "entries" Handled via `_transform_errors` at the API level. Renders a partial read-only view in the UI. 3) [x] base and feature privileges being set on the same "entry" UI does not allow this to be set, but UI is smart enough to display the correct effective privilege in this case. 4) [x] multiple base privileges set in the same "entry" UI does not allow this to be set, but UI is smart enough to apply the most permissive base privilege when displaying and performing privilege calculations. 5) [x] multiple feature privileges for the same "entry" (ml_all and ml_read) UI does not allow for this to be set, but UI is smart enough to apply the most permissive base privilege when displaying and performing privilege calculations. -------- ## Summary This updates the role management UI to allow application privileges to be customized globally and per-space. ## TODO: - [x] [First Design review](https://github.com/legrego/kibana/pull/13) - [ ] Second Design review - [ ] Copy review - [x] i18n - [x] Handle deleted/unknown features - [x] Handle deleted/unknown spaces - [x] Cleanup & refactoring - [x] Testing * [Feature Controls, Spaces] - Don't load bundles for hidden apps (#29617) ## Summary This enables the spaces plugin to issue a 404 if the requested application is disabled within the users active space. To enable this functionality, the `app` property was moved to the root feature level, with the option to override at the privilege level. This follows the same logic as `catalogue` and `management` sections. This will enable automatic app "protections" for those which only specify a single UI application, including: 1) Timelion 2) Canvas 3) Monitoring 4) APM 5) Code (when it merges) 6) GIS 7) Graph 8) ML * [Feature Controls] - Copy Edits (#29651) ## Summary Copy edits from today's session * [Feature Controls] - Rename-a-thon (#29709) * post-merge cleanup * [Feature Controls] - fixes from recent merge from master (#29826) ## Summary this pr will contain any required changes to fix CI from the recent merge from master, which includes the new k7 redesign design and dark mode * Feature Controls: Adding privileges tooltip for Dev Tools (#30008) * Adding privileges tooltip for Dev Tools * appeasing the linter * [Feature Controls] - Fix displayed space base privilege (#30133) ## Summary This fixes the displayed space base privilege when a global base privilege is influencing the dropdown control: 1) Add global 'read' privilege 2) Configure space privilege -- note default base privilege of 'read' 3) Change space base privilege to 'custom' Prior to this fix, the dropdown would not honor the change; it would keep 'read' as the selected option. * Feature Controls: Adding read privileges for advanced settings and index patterns (#30106) * Adding read privileges for advanced settings and index patterns * Fixing the tests and the actual code itself * Feature Controls - spaces not a security mechanism warning (#29853) * Changing copy for the spaces not a security mechanism warning * Using Gail's wording * [Feature Controls] - Fixes from merging from master (8.0) (#30267) * improve typings * fix xpack_main type definitions * test updates * Fc/functional test move (#29835) * Moving dashboard feature control tests to the dashboard application * Moving more tests around * Fixing some tests, no longer using uiSettings service, doesn't play nicely with spaces * Fixing esarchived issue * Renaming some files * [Feature Controls] - Readonly view for Advanced Settings using UICapabilities (#30243) ## Summary This builds on the work done in https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/30106 to enable a read-only mode for the Advanced Settings screen: - Input fields are disabled - Save options are not displayed - "Reset to default" options are not displayed * Feature Controls: No Wildcards (#30169) * A poorly named abstraction enters the room * No more wildcards, starting to move some stuff around * Splitting out the feature privilege builders * Using actions instead of relying on their implementation * We don't need the saved object types any longer * Explicitly specifying some actions that used to rely on wildcards * Fixing api integration test for privileges * Test fixture plugin which adds the globaltype now specifies a feature * Unauthorized to find unknown types now * Adding tests for features with no privileges * Update x-pack/test/saved_object_api_integration/security_and_spaces/apis/find.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Adding back accidentally deleted test * Using the shared XPackMainPlugin definition * Fixing privileges * [Feature Controls] - Readonly mode for Canvas using UICapabilities (#29264) ## Summary Updates Canvas to respect UICapabilities when determining if a user has read or read/write access to the application: 1) Adds a `showWriteControls` UI Capability to the Canvas's `all` privilege. 2) Removes the `setCanUserWrite` Redux action 3) Sets the initial (and only) state for `state.transient.canUserWrite` based on the UI Capability. Closes https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/27695 * [Feature Controls] - Readonly mode for Maps using UICapabilities (#30437) ## Summary This updates the maps application to support a read-only mode: 1) Removes selection/delete from Maps listing page 2) Removes "save" option ## TODO: - [x] Functional UI Tests * Add typings for x-pack/test to support .html imports (#30570) We're importing `ui/capabilities` from the x-pack/test project, which implicitly traverses into typings which are potentially importing .html files, so we have to teach TypeScript about it. * [Feature Controls] - Readonly mode for Timelion using UICapabilities (#30128) ## Summary Updates Timelion to respect UICapabilities when determining if a user has read or read/write access to the application. A previous PR was responsible for hiding the save controls, but this PR adds testing and the appropriate UICapabilities to the registered privilege definition. * remove stray debug code * [Feature Controls] - Updates from src/ui move to src/legacy/ui (#30678) * dummy commit * fix import path * update message identifier * fix snapshot * remove unused translations * Feature Controls: Adding read/write privileges for all applications (#30732) * Adding read/write privileges for all applications * Using default for advanced settings, canvas, maps and timelion * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/canvas.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/canvas.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/maps.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/maps.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/timelion.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * [Feature Controls] - Readonly mode for Visualize using UICapabilities (#29714) * enable read-only view, and enable app redirection for visualize app * Hide 'Edit Visualization' dashboard context menu item if visualizations are not editable * Hide 'Add new visualization' button if action is not available * show 'Visualize' button on discover view only if viz app is available * update tests * allow visualizations to be created, but not saved for read-only users * adds functional tests for visualize * add tests for showing/hiding the visualize button in the discover app * fix visualize tests following merge from master * tests for edit viz feature from dashboards * cleanup * remove unnecessary call to set ui settings * remove unused variables * reduce flakyness of tsvb tests * renames visualize.showWriteControls => visualize.save * fix ui capability tests * fix tests * fix references to timePicker page object * fix ts errors * adds 'editable' property to embeddable metadata instead of hardcoded capability checks * Remove unnecessary read-only considerations * revert unnecessary mock changes * [Feature Controls] - Adds missing uptime icon (#30716) ## Summary Adds missing feature icon for Uptime application. Needs https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/30678 to merge before this will go green. * Feature Controls - Fix branch (#31135) * Updating snapshot * Switching visualize to use the default branch of the switch * Fixing esarchive * Feature Controls - Graph (#30762) * Adding graph functional tests * Fixing Privilieges API test * Adding graph ui capability tests * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/graph.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/graph.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_and_spaces/tests/graph.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/security_only/tests/graph.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Update x-pack/test/ui_capabilities/spaces_only/tests/graph.ts Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Apply suggestions from code review Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Removing hard-coded constants * Adding Graph delete button * Fixing ui capability tests * [Feature Controls] - Fixes page width for spaces management screen (#30723) ## Summary Fixes the skinny spaces management screen following the redesign of the overall management area. Needs https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/30678 to merge before this will go green. * Feature Controls - Dev Tools (#30712) * Adding functional tests * Addingn Dev_Tools ui capability tests * Adding some api tests for console's API * Apply suggestions from code review Co-Authored-By: kobelb <brandon.kobel@gmail.com> * Moving uiCapability definition * Giving user_1 dashboard access to space_2 * Using the default in the switch for devtools/visualize * Using forceLogout, maps are leaving us on a 404 page * Fixing privileges API tests * Feature Controls- Fix Merge Conflicts (#31651) * Removing duplicated and outdated tests * Updating snapshot * Fixing type script errors * Getting rid of some double quotes * Adding saved_object:url access to discover temporarily to fix tests * Fixing dashboard tests, updating snapshots * Fixing security only find tests * Removing reduntant test * Trying to give it more time * Fixing it 20 seconds to redirect away from the create new dashboard * Feature Controls - No more route defaults for dashboards (#31767) * No more route defaults for dashboards * Verbose logging... * Changing some ciGroups to try to narrow down the problem * Revert "Verbose logging..." 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README.md |
Kibana-related packages
This folder contains packages that are intended for use in Kibana and Kibana plugins.
tl;dr:
- Don't publish to npm registry
- Always use the
@kbn
namespace - Always set
"private": true
inpackage.json
Using these packages
We no longer publish these packages to the npm registry. Now, instead of specifying a version when including these packages, we rely on yarn workspaces, which sets up a symlink to the package.
For example if you want to use the @kbn/i18n
package in Kibana itself, you
can specify the dependency like this:
"@kbn/i18n": "1.0.0"
However, if you want to use this from a Kibana plugin, you need to use a link:
dependency and account for the relative location of the Kibana repo, so it would
instead be:
"@kbn/i18n": "link:../../kibana/packages/kbn-i18n"
How all of this works is described in more detail in the
@kbn/pm
docs.
Creating a new package
Create a new sub-folder. The name of the folder should mirror the name
in the
package's package.json
. E.g. if the name is @kbn/i18n
the folder name
should be kbn-i18n
.
All new packages should use the @kbn
namespace, and should be marked with
"private": true
.
Unit tests for a package
Currently there are two patterns used to test packages, one using Mocha and one using Jest. These patterns emerged out of convention and we'd like to make them more similar to each other in the near future.
1. Mocha
Today a package can follow the pattern of having a __tests__
directory in each source code directory of a package which contains the tests for that module. These are usually run by Mocha.
If a package's tests should be run with Mocha, you'll have to opt-in to run them by appending the package's test file pattern(s) to Kibana's tasks/config/simplemocha.js
file. These will then be run by the unit test runner.
yarn test
oryarn grunt test
runs all unit tests.node scripts/mocha
runs all Mocha tests.
2. Jest
A package can also follow the pattern of having .test.js
files as siblings of the source code files, and these run by Jest.
A package using the .test.js
naming convention will have those tests automatically picked up by Jest and run by the unit test runner, currently mapped to the Kibana test
script in the root package.json
.
yarn test
oryarn grunt test
runs all unit tests.node scripts/jest
runs all Jest tests in Kibana.
Each package can also specify its own test
script in the package's package.json
, for cases where you'd prefer to run the tests from the local package directory.