- Add instance-type column to edit drawer for stopped instances
- Extract saveInstanceDataInDescription into shared util
- Floor sliced unit resources; keep CPU >= 1 core
- Expose applyInstanceType for both create and edit flows
- add activate/deactivate row actions (phase-driven) with new PUT APIs
- add displayName field; list shows displayName || name
- rename list OS column title to Platform
- share a two-line flavor renderer between the create dropdown and the list
- normalize 'CPU Only' label to 'CPU-only'
- Card/table list of instance types per Kubernetes cluster with delete
- Create drawer with flavor picker and per-GPU resource form (CPU/RAM/storage)
- Fix unit CPU to 1 for non-acceleratable flavors; N/A memory for generic types
- Add routes and i18n across all locales
- Regroup meta into aligned rows (CPU/RAM/Memory, Arch/Max/Sliced) and drop the OS row
- Use aggregated endpoint for instance types
- Share formatManufacturer helper for consistent vendor casing
- Scale sliced CPU in millicores and RAM in MiB for precise, k8s-valid
fractional allocations; show rounded decimals in the disabled inputs
- Disable the by-ratio option when the type has no sliced capacity
- Use the dark logo map under the dark theme in template cards
- Add whole/by-ratio segmented toggle to the GPU Instance form; sliced
mode picks a VRAM ratio (10-100 or finer 1-10 when max<10), scales
CPU/RAM by the ratio (floored, min 1), pins compute at 100%
- Availability, card Max, and Instance Type cell reflect sliceable types
- Add ready/deleting status columns for storage and storage types
Add the plugin-fed billing price-badge slots to the model cards and the
gpu-instance-type / storage cards so the enterprise plugin can surface
charge / pay indicators inline.
Reserve a stable block for the empty/loading state (matching the NoResult
height) and fade the empty state in, so entering a list page no longer jumps
between spinner, empty result, and rows. Apply scroll-table to the antd main
lists and pass emptyMinHeight to the SealTable-based lists.
Managers start in a loading state and gate the empty state on the
cluster/worker fetch, so the 'no clusters/workers' guidance no longer
flashes before the real infra data lands.
My Models empty state now guides managers to create a cluster/worker or
deploy a model (queries gated to canSeeAdmin/canSeeOrgAdmin); plain users
keep the consumer copy. Add an Experimental badge to the GPU-instance
cluster type card.
Remove the cluster-detail route and the name-link navigation; the
cluster name is now plain text. Mount the plugin-provided
clusterDetail.AccessDrawer so the enterprise row action can open it.
The GPU Instances / Storage tabs built the filter object inline (in
baseRequest and again in the extra tab's props), duplicating the
conditional-spread logic and handing the enterprise Organization tab a fresh
object every render — which refired its fetch effect on any state change.
Hoist it into one memoized ``breakdownFilters`` shared by the chart request
and the extra tab, mirroring the Tokens tab's stable-filters shape.
- change the breakdown extra-tab contract from a `useVisible()` hook to a plain
`isVisible(ctx)` function so the host no longer calls hooks inside a loop
(token breakdown-tabs + resource GPU/Storage tabs)
- resource export: drop the time portion of the date bucket by slicing the ISO
string instead of re-parsing with dayjs (avoids a timezone day-shift)
- token & resource filter bars render a plugin slot (UsageFilterBar /
ResourceUsageFilterBar) for the organization / user-group filters
- breakdown tabs read plugin-provided extra sub-tabs (breakdownExtraTabs /
resourceBreakdownExtraTabs) so the enterprise plugin can inject the
Organization sub-tab
- thread the org / user-group filter state through the token filter hook and
the resource tabs / breakdown tables / summary / export dialog
- standardize the organization label on the principal name; resource export
date formatted to date-only
The basic form seeds a default cluster on open, which fired the full cluster-change handler and triggered an evaluate request before any model was picked. Split off a seed callback that refreshes scoped options without evaluating, and guard the evaluate handler with a model-selected check as a backstop.
Read creator_id / creator_name / creator_deleted from the breakdown item
root into the flat user_* fields, so the GPU Instances / Storage chart
export marks a deleted owner independently of the grouped instance/volume.
jialin