When all containers are excluded from health checks, display their actual status
with :excluded suffix instead of misleading hardcoded statuses. This prevents
broken UI state with incorrect action buttons and provides clarity that monitoring
is disabled.
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When all services in a Docker Compose file have `exclude_from_hc: true`,
the status aggregation logic was returning invalid states causing broken UI.
**Problems fixed:**
- ComplexStatusCheck returned 'running:healthy' for apps with no monitored containers
- Service model returned ':' (null status) when all services excluded
- UI showed active start/stop buttons for non-running services
**Changes:**
- ComplexStatusCheck: Return 'exited:healthy' when relevantContainerCount is 0
- Service model: Return 'exited:healthy' when both status and health are null
- Added comprehensive unit tests to verify the fixes
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- Added `requiredPort` property to `ServiceApplicationView` to track the required port for services.
- Introduced modal confirmation for removing required ports, including methods to confirm or cancel the action.
- Enhanced `Service` model with `getRequiredPort` and `requiresPort` methods to retrieve port information from service templates.
- Implemented `extractPortFromUrl` method in `ServiceApplication` to extract port from FQDN URLs.
- Updated frontend views to display warnings when required ports are missing from domains.
- Created unit tests for service port validation and extraction logic, ensuring correct behavior for various scenarios.
- Added feature tests for Livewire component handling of domain submissions with required ports.
- Implemented logic to retrieve and display the default user password for Elasticsearch in the extraFields method of the Service model.
- Enhanced data collection for environment variables related to Elasticsearch, improving service configuration management.
- Updated the ordering logic in the environment_variables methods for both Application and Service models to prioritize required variables over service-prefixed keys.
- This change enhances the clarity and organization of environment variable retrieval, ensuring that essential variables are listed first.
- Added functionality to generate environment variables for each service defined in the Docker Compose file, transforming service names into uppercase and replacing special characters.
- Updated the service parser to merge these generated variables with existing environment variables, enhancing deployment configuration.
- Introduced `ValidationPatterns` class to standardize validation rules and messages for name and description fields across the application.
- Updated various components and models to utilize the new validation patterns, ensuring consistent sanitization and validation logic.
- Replaced the `HasSafeNameAttribute` trait with `HasSafeStringAttribute` to enhance attribute handling and maintain consistency in name sanitization.
- Enhanced the `CleanupNames` command to align with the new validation rules, allowing for a broader range of valid characters in names.
- Introduced `CleanupNames` command to sanitize name fields by removing invalid characters, ensuring only letters, numbers, spaces, dashes, underscores, and dots are retained.
- Implemented options for dry run, model-specific cleaning, database backup, and forced execution.
- Updated `Init` command to call the new `cleanup:names` command.
- Enhanced project and environment validation to enforce name sanitization rules.
- Added `HasSafeNameAttribute` trait to relevant models for consistent name handling.
