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Co-authored-by: borisstoyanov <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: borisstoyanov <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: borisstoyanov <[email protected]>
- Add Matrix View (default): latest results per OS+Hypervisor combination - Add Detailed View: grouped by version with full test history - Add Historical Runs: flat table of all tests with filters Features: - Version normalization (4.20.0 = 4.20) - Filter unknown/empty versions automatically - Smart de-duplication keeping latest test only - Compact design with reduced padding and fonts - All filters work across all views API: - GET /api/upgrade-tests (with filters) - GET /api/upgrade-tests/filters - GET /api/upgrade-tests/stats Security: - Parameterized SQL queries (SQL injection safe) - Input validation on all filters - XSS protection via React UI/UX: - Color-coded status badges (PASS/FAIL/ERROR/SKIPPED/IN PROGRESS) - Quick action links (Console/Logs/Matrix) - Responsive tables with sticky headers - Loading states and error handling Docs: - Complete implementation guide (UPGRADE_TESTS_FINAL.md) - Updated README.md - .env.example for easy setup
Features added: - Download logs icon (📥) for PR health check results - Expandable failure details in PR cards - Test execution timestamps for hypervisor results - OS/Hypervisor name formatting (e.g., u22 → Ubuntu 22.04) - Upgrade tests accordion view with expandable failures - Test data created checkbox indicator - Heatmap view as default for upgrade tests - Removed unused view modes (Cards, Matrix, Detailed) - Improved accessibility and user experience
Security improvements: - Add comprehensive SECURITY.md documentation - Fix npm audit vulnerabilities in server dependencies - Document SQL injection prevention (parameterized queries) - Document XSS prevention (React auto-escaping) - Add security headers recommendations - Update README with security section and new features - Document input validation and CORS configuration - Add deployment security checklist All code already follows security best practices: ✅ Parameterized SQL queries (no SQL injection) ✅ React auto-escaping (no XSS) ✅ Input validation on API endpoints ✅ Environment variables for secrets ✅ CORS properly configured ✅ No dangerouslySetInnerHTML usage
The application only reads from database and doesn't make any GitHub API calls, so no token is required. This simplifies configuration and improves security. Changes: - Removed misleading rate limiting section from README - Replaced with database connection troubleshooting - Confirmed .env.example is correct (no token needed)
Prevent 'null' string values and empty versions from appearing in: - Upgrade test listings - Filter dropdowns - Statistics counts - Heatmap views Changes: - Added filtering to getUpgradeTestsFromDatabase() - Added filtering to getUpgradeTestFilters() - Added filtering to getUpgradeTestStats() - Filters check for: IS NOT NULL, != 'null', != '' Result: Cleaner UI with only valid upgrade paths displayed
Changes: - Download official Apache CloudStack colored logo with slogan - Add logo to header (positioned on the right side) - Add logo to footer (logo only, no text) - Update page title to 'Apache CloudStack QA Portal' - Update meta description and manifest for PWA - Responsive design for mobile (logo stacks on small screens) - Logo maintains original CloudStack colors (blue) Branding improvements: ✓ Professional CloudStack identity ✓ Consistent with Apache CloudStack website ✓ Clean, modern header and footer design ✓ Mobile responsive layout
Header changes: - Logo on the left, smaller size (50px) - Title and subtitle centered below logo - More compact, professional layout Footer changes: - Removed CloudStack logo from footer - Restored simple text: 'QA Portal - Health Check Dashboard' - Cleaner, minimal footer design
- Logo on far left with proper spacing - Title and subtitle aligned left, on same line as logo - Flex layout with gap for proper alignment - Logo maintains 50px height
Features Added: - All PRs View: Comprehensive table showing all open PRs with sortable columns - Displays PR number, title, assignees, LGTM count, changes requested - Shows smoke test results per hypervisor (KVM, VMware, XCP-ng) with pass/fail status - Hypervisor versions now displayed (e.g., KVM-OL8, KVM-UBUNTU22) - Clickable hypervisor badges to download test logs - Ready to Merge Table: Quick view of PRs ready for merging - Filters PRs with 2+ LGTMs and all smoke tests passing - Compact view optimized for quick decisions - GitHub Scraper System: - Automated PR data collection (runs every 30 minutes via cron) - Scrapes LGTM approvals, reviews, and changes requested - Collects Trillian smoke test results with hypervisor versions - Tracks Codecov coverage data - Updates PR states (open/closed/merged) - Rate-limit aware with automatic delays - Health monitoring and auto-recovery - UI Improvements: - Added hypervisor version mappings (ol8, ubuntu22, debian12, etc.) - Enhanced upgrade tests view with better version formatting - Improved table styling and responsiveness Technical: - Added 7 production scripts in /scripts directory - Comprehensive scripts/README.md documentation - Database optimized for minimal growth (~76 MB/year) - GitHub API usage: ~17% of rate limits (very healthy) - Cleaned up development documentation files
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Pull request overview
This pull request implements a comprehensive CloudStack PR Health Dashboard that integrates with GitHub APIs to monitor health check PRs, displaying smoketest results, approvals, and code coverage metrics.
Key Changes:
- Full-stack dashboard implementation with React frontend and Express/TypeScript backend
- GitHub API integration using database-backed scraping system
- Automated PR health monitoring with cron-based data collection
- Upgrade test results visualization with multiple view modes
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| File | Description |
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| server/src/index.ts | Express API server with database integration for PR health data, smoketest parsing, and upgrade test endpoints |
| scripts/scrape-github-prs.js | GitHub API scraper collecting PR approvals, codecov comments, and Trillian test results |
| scripts/update-pr-states.js | Batch PR state updater with rate limiting support |
| scripts/*-cron.sh | Cron job wrappers for automated scraping and monitoring |
| client/src/components/* | React components for PR cards, search, and upgrade test visualization |
| client/src/services/api.ts | API client service for backend communication |
| package.json | Project dependencies including Express, MySQL, Axios, React |
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| `SELECT pr_number, hypervisor, version, trillian_comment, trillian_created_at, logs_url FROM pr_trillian_comments WHERE pr_number IN (${prNumbers.map(() => '?').join(',')})`, | ||
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SQL query vulnerability: The query constructs IN clauses using template literals with array.map() without proper parameterization. While parameters are passed separately, the dynamic construction of the IN clause placeholder string could be vulnerable if prNumbers array is manipulated. Consider using a safer query builder or ORM for complex queries.
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| host: '10.0.113.145', | ||
| user: 'results', | ||
| password: 'P@ssword123', | ||
| database: 'cloudstack_tests', | ||
| }; |
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Hardcoded database credentials are exposed in the code. The database host (10.0.113.145), username (results), and password (P@ssword123) should be stored in environment variables, not hardcoded in the script. This is a security vulnerability as credentials are committed to version control.
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| const PORT = parseInt(process.env.PORT || '5001'); |
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The default PORT value is inconsistent with the server configuration. The .env.example file specifies PORT=5000, but this code defaults to 5001 when PORT is not set. This inconsistency could cause confusion and connection issues.
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The hardcoded database connection path '/root/QA-Portal' is not portable and will fail on systems where the project is installed in a different location. Consider using relative paths or environment variables to specify the project directory.
Implements a web dashboard for monitoring CloudStack health check PRs, displaying smoketest results, approvals, and code coverage metrics from GitHub.
Implementation
Frontend (React + TypeScript)
[HEALTH]PRs from apache/cloudstackBackend (Express + TypeScript)
/api/health-prs,/api/pr/:numberData Parsing
Architecture
Screenshots
Active Health Check Runs:

Search Results:

Upgrade Tests Tab:

Setup
npm run install:all cp .env.example .env # Add GITHUB_TOKEN to avoid rate limits npm run devSee
DEPLOYMENT.mdfor production deployment options.Security
Future Work
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