Geo Lists: Shared bulk actions component
What does this MR do and why?
Part of Geo Shared UI: Migrate Replicables List view to... (#538020 - closed)
In preparation for Geo Replicables - Migrate GraphQL to Apollo fro... (#425584 - closed)
Broken off from Draft: Migrate `ee/geo_replicable` to `ee/geo_s... (!189965 - closed)
This change is behind the feature flag :geo_replicables_filtered_list_view
This change is part of the effort to move most the Geo List components to a shared location geo_shared/ to be used in different locations in the Geo UI in the future. Additionally, this will allow us to eventually abstract all the Vuex code into the app.vue so that it can be easily replaced with Apollo.
This change is focused on moving the Bulk Actions component to shared location.
Screenshots or screen recordings
There should be no visible or functional changes
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How to set up and validate locally
Setup Geo (optional)
Important: To properly test Geo you will need a separate GDK setup. Setup is straightforward but takes some time. Another option is to validate the code functionally and if needed schedule a call to sync and I can screen share my instance.
- Ensure no other GDKs are running.
gdk stop/gdk kill - Open an empty directory and install and run Geo with the one-line command found on the Easy installation instructions
- Access your primary and secondary Geo instances via
127.0.0.1:3000and127.0.0.1:3001.
Testing
- Access your primary GDK Geo Page (
127.0.0.1:3000/admin/geo) - Scroll down to the Replication Views
- Click on one of the links that have a progress bar next to it with data
- Ensure both Resync All and Reverify All actions are visible
- Ensure both actions fire a modal and when clicked execute a GraphQL mutation (network tab) and fire a toast message
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