Screen not refreshing after updates

[Skyhikeeper]

Setup

• Rancher version: 2.14
• Rancher UI Extensions:
• Browser type & version: Firefox 149.0.2

Describe the bug
Some screens don't update when changes are made

To Reproduce
Select a pod and then select the + or - button to change the number of pods
Sometimes the page updates sometimes it does not

Result

Expected Result
the screen must be updated

Screenshots

Additional context

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🤖 Issue grooming questions

Thanks for the bug report! However, several things need to be addressed before this issue can be triaged:

1. Missing title: The issue title appears to be empty. Please add a clear, descriptive title that summarizes the bug (e.g., "Pod scaling: page does not always refresh after changing pod count").

2. Reproducibility: The current steps describe intermittent behavior ("sometimes the page updates, sometimes it does not"). Could you describe any conditions that make the failure more likely to occur? The Result field is also empty — please fill it in with what actually happens (e.g., "The pod count on the page does not change despite clicking +/-").

3. Acceptance criteria: Please add 1–3 testable criteria that define what "fixed" looks like. For example:

   • After clicking + or - to scale pods, the page immediately reflects the updated pod count without requiring a manual refresh

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🤖 Issue grooming questions

Thanks for updating the issue — the title "Screen not refreshing after updates" is now clear and helpful. A couple of things are still needed before this can be triaged:

1. Reproducibility: The Result field is still empty. Please describe what actually happens when the page fails to refresh (e.g., "The pod count displayed on the page remains unchanged after clicking + or -, even though the operation succeeds on the backend"). Any conditions that make the failure more or less likely (e.g., cluster size, timing, specific workload type) would also help.

2. Acceptance criteria: Please add 1–3 testable criteria that define what "fixed" looks like. For example:

   • After clicking + or - to scale pods, the page immediately reflects the updated pod count without requiring a manual refresh

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🤖 Issue grooming questions

Two items from the previous review remain unanswered in the issue body:

1. Result (still empty): The Result field has not been filled in. Please describe what actually happens when the page fails to refresh — for example: "The pod count displayed on the page remains unchanged after clicking + or -, even though the operation succeeded on the backend." Any conditions that make the failure more or less likely (browser, cluster size, timing, specific workload type) would also help.

2. Acceptance criteria: Please add 1–3 testable criteria that define what "fixed" looks like. For example:

   • After clicking + or - to scale pods, the page immediately reflects the updated pod count without requiring a manual refresh

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[aalves08]

@Skyhikeeper we are going to need clear repro steps, otherwise it's going to be difficult to reproduce this. In Rancher 2.14.0 I can't find any issue with deployment/pod scaling:

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🤖 Issue grooming questions

The title is clear and the setup details (Rancher 2.14, Firefox 149.0.2) are helpful. However, the issue still cannot be triaged because two primary criteria remain unmet:

1. Actual result (still missing): The Result field is empty. Please describe exactly what happens when the page fails to refresh — for example: "The pod count displayed on the page remains unchanged after clicking + or -, even though the operation succeeded on the backend." Note that a team member has also tried to reproduce this in Rancher 2.14.0 without success, so any additional context about conditions (cluster type, specific workload, frequency of failure, whether it's always reproducible in your environment) would be valuable.

2. Acceptance criteria (still missing): Please add 1–3 testable criteria that define what "fixed" looks like. For example:

   • After clicking + or - to scale pods, the page immediately reflects the updated pod count without requiring a manual refresh

This comment was generated automatically to help gather the information needed to groom this issue.

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