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List of nodes messed up / stacked #4305

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phoerious opened this issue Jun 28, 2018 · 7 comments
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List of nodes messed up / stacked #4305

phoerious opened this issue Jun 28, 2018 · 7 comments

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@phoerious
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phoerious commented Jun 28, 2018

Old UI or New UI
New UI

Describe the problem you're having
When I click on nodes, I see them all stacked on top of each other, except two: one which is directly below and one which is at the very bottom right when I scroll down.

This does not happen when I go to Services and then list the nodes from there.

consul

You can see the much darker box shadow, which is because all nodes but two are stacked (without the blacking you'd actually see the node names being on top of each other). The second non-stacked node is not visible, because it's hidden beyond the scroll fold.

I'm using Consul version 1.2.0 (which still stays 1.1.0-766-g6813a990 in the footer BTW) and Google Chrome.

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mkeeler commented Jun 28, 2018

@phoerious The version discrepancy is a known issue with the build system not updating the version. You are using the 1.2.0 UI.

@johncowen This looks to be your domain.

@mkeeler mkeeler added the theme/ui Anything related to the UI label Jun 28, 2018
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Yes, I also checked the STDOUT dump for the version number. :-)

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mkeeler commented Jun 28, 2018

@phoerious If you curl <consul addr>/v1/catalog/nodes do you have entries with empty ID fields? There was a bug with regards to services registered without IDs not having them auto-generated that was causing some odd behavior in the  UI.

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Yes, indeed. It seems that all stacked nodes have empty IDs, while the other three have an autogenerated UUID.

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mkeeler commented Jun 28, 2018

Okay, this looks pretty much identical to #4249 with the stacking of nodes. This should be fixed in master and will be included with the next release.

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mkeeler commented Jun 28, 2018

@phoerious If you agree I will go ahead and close this.

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Great. Thanks!

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