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V1.29.9 none of the screens refresh #2883
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I can create the issue on a single test cluster. We are running the percona postgres operator with one postgres cluster in a test K8 so we are talking about 5 pods in the names space we are watching. The entire K8 has a total of 71 pods. To create the issue I can select workloads, pods and you see the pod list. Then using kubectl from a terminal I can delete a pod, headlamp will not see the deletion until I close headlamp and start it again. I have tried access other screens for example going to configuration or Storage then back to workloads/pods the screen is still not refreshed. |
I'm trying to narrow down the issue so we can reproduce it ourselves, any information would help...
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No ingress at all, a load balancer over the nodeport. Yes 0.27.0 does work as expected. To test I did: kubectl create secret generic test-test --from-literal=test-test='just some text' The secret shows up in 0.27.0 in one to two seconds. In 0.28.1 the secret does not show up until you exit the application and start it again. ~ % ps aux | grep headlamp-server |
On osx Sequoia none of the screens refresh. For example select Workloads, Pods and add a filter for a namespace. New pods that are added or a pod that is deleted do show up. You have to exit the application and get back in to see the changes.
Selecting other items such as Storage Persistent Volumes then back to Workloads, Pods does not even cause a refresh of the list of Pods.
This has been broken for the last two releases.
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