Keep a refused provider save on screen, and its discovered prices - #772
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Two things the provider modal got wrong once the backend started checking a provider's url and credential before storing them. A refused save closed the modal anyway. handleSubmit called handleClose unconditionally, so a rejection threw away the key the operator had just typed — and the API never returns a key, so there was nothing to type over on the way back in. Both paths now stop before closing, which needed updateProvider to report whether it succeeded rather than returning void. Discovered models arrived priced at zero. The merge hardcoded 0/0 for every model the catalog did not already carry by exact id, on the reasoning that the discovery response carried no prices — which stopped being true when the endpoint began returning the same rates the proxy bills with. Bedrock felt all of it: its listing returns geography-prefixed ids that never match a catalog entry by string, so an account's entire model list registered at zero while the API was reporting a rate for each one. Exact-id matching stays. Collapsing a geography-prefixed id onto its catalog entry would hand back the bare form, and only the prefixed one is invocable at AWS.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProvider discovery now saves the active provider before loading models. The modal tracks newly created providers, preserves unsaved forms after failures, and disables conflicting actions during save and discovery. Provider operations return explicit update results and use dedicated failure notifications. An end-to-end test covers refused provider saves. ChangesProvider discovery and error handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change preserves rejected provider entries and corrects discovered pricing, but the current head still permits silent no-op behavior for missing providers and stale data association during late saves. The added end-to-end test also needs reliability and maintainability fixes before it can serve as dependable protection, so merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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User->>AIProviderModal: Request model discovery
AIProviderModal->>AIProvidersProvider: Save or update provider
AIProvidersProvider-->>AIProviderModal: Return provider record or failure status
AIProviderModal->>VendorAPI: Load models by stored provider ID
VendorAPI-->>AIProviderModal: Return available models
AIProviderModal-->>User: Display filtered models
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In `@src/modules/agent-network/AIProvidersProvider.tsx`:
- Line 693: Update the missing-provider branch in the surrounding provider
update logic so it notifies the operator before returning false when existing is
absent. Preserve the current false return and successful-provider behavior,
using the component’s established notification mechanism.
- Around line 725-731: Update the provider save flow around
providersApi.post/providersApi.put and bound SWR mutate so revalidation failures
are handled separately from write failures. Once the API write succeeds,
preserve a successful return value even if mutate rejects, while still reporting
genuine write errors through the existing failure path so AIProviderModal can
close without resubmitting persisted requests.
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Loading models sent the typed API key to the discovery endpoint while the provider itself was still unsaved. Every way that can go wrong — a key the vendor refuses, an endpoint that does not answer — surfaced against a record that did not exist, so there was nothing for the operator to correct except the fields in front of them, and no saved state to try again from. The provider is now written first, which is where the upstream and the credential are checked, so a bad pair fails on the save with the reason attached. Discovery then asks by record id and the key stays server-side. The modal tracks the record it created so the Save that follows updates it rather than creating a second one, and a reopen clears it — carrying it over would send the next session's edits to the previous session's provider. The consequence worth naming: pressing the button on a new provider creates one, so cancelling afterwards leaves it behind. That is the trade the check asks for, and the button now says it saves.
Three things a save that can now be refused exposed. The page came down under the modal. providersApi used the default error handler, which sends anything in 401..500 to the global error boundary — so a 422 naming the field to correct tore down the form holding it. The operator saw a toast and lost the key they had typed. It now handles its own errors, which is what the settings bootstrap already does beside it and for the same reason. Every failure toast was green with a check mark. notify() only turns red through its promise path, which none of these use, so fifteen failures in this file announced themselves as successes. They go through one helper now. Loading models had no feedback while it saved. That save is where the vendor is called, so it is the slow part — a timeout sat there with an idle-looking button, and pressing it again is the obvious response. The button now spins, says which phase it is in, and is disabled along with Save until both finish.
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In `@src/modules/agent-network/AIProviderModal.tsx`:
- Around line 704-731: Track a discovery session/form revision in
AIProviderModal and capture it before persistForDiscovery begins. Increment or
otherwise invalidate the revision whenever form fields change and in
handleClose; after the save completes, only set createdProvider and start
discovered.discover when the captured revision still matches the current
revision, including the saved-credential path as appropriate.
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| const created = await addProvider({ ...common, apiKey, enabled: true }); | ||
| if (created) setCreatedProvider(created); | ||
| return created; | ||
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| const loadModelsFromProvider = async () => { | ||
| const found = await discovered.discover( | ||
| useSavedCredential && provider?.id | ||
| ? { catalog_provider_id: providerId, provider_id: provider.id } | ||
| : { | ||
| catalog_provider_id: providerId, | ||
| upstream_url: upstreamUrl.trim(), | ||
| api_key: apiKey.trim(), | ||
| }, | ||
| ); | ||
| // The form still describes the stored record, so its credential is the one | ||
| // to test and there is nothing to write first. | ||
| if (useSavedCredential && targetProvider?.id) { | ||
| await discovered.discover({ | ||
| catalog_provider_id: providerId, | ||
| provider_id: targetProvider.id, | ||
| }); | ||
| return; | ||
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| setSavingBeforeDiscovery(true); | ||
| let saved: AIProvider | undefined; | ||
| try { | ||
| saved = await persistForDiscovery(); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| setSavingBeforeDiscovery(false); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!saved) return; | ||
| await discovered.discover({ | ||
| catalog_provider_id: providerId, | ||
| provider_id: saved.id, | ||
| }); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Invalidate the discovery session when the form changes or closes.
The pre-discovery save continues after the operator changes fields or closes the modal. After it completes, Line 705 can set createdProvider for a reset session, and Lines 728-731 can load models for the old endpoint and credential into the new form state.
Capture a session or form revision before the save. Invalidate it on field changes and handleClose. Before setting createdProvider or starting discovery, require that the captured revision is still current.
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In `@src/modules/agent-network/AIProviderModal.tsx` around lines 704 - 731, Track
a discovery session/form revision in AIProviderModal and capture it before
persistForDiscovery begins. Increment or otherwise invalidate the revision
whenever form fields change and in handleClose; after the save completes, only
set createdProvider and start discovered.discover when the captured revision
still matches the current revision, including the saved-credential path as
appropriate.
A failed save raised two toasts: the shared "Request failed with status code N", which already carries the message the API sent, and a second one from the save path repeating it under a different title. The shared one is the better of the two — it names the status and quotes the API verbatim, which for a refused provider is the sentence identifying the url or the credential. So the save paths keep the default error handling and stay quiet on failure. They still return undefined so the modal stays open on the fields the operator has to correct. The other calls in this file are unchanged and still add their own toast on top of the shared one. Same duplication, different flows; worth its own pass rather than widening this one.
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In `@src/modules/agent-network/AIProvidersProvider.tsx`:
- Around line 615-620: The locally handled provider deletion, policy, guardrail,
budget-rule, and account-settings operations can emit duplicate failure
notifications because their useApiCall clients also use the shared error
handler. Update the relevant API clients and their symbols, including
providersApi and the clients used by the listed catch blocks, to pass
ignoreError: true when failures are handled by notifyFailure; leave operations
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Three things about a refused save have each been wrong at some point and nothing held any of them: that exactly one toast appears, that it is styled as a failure rather than a success, and that the form stays open holding the key that was typed into it. The spec mocks the 422 rather than provoking it. The vendor check that produces one ships with a management build these tests do not pin, and what needs covering is the dashboard's handling of the response. The toast count is the assertion rather than the presence of the right toast: the failure mode was a second one alongside it, which a presence check passes.
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In `@e2e/tests/agent-network-provider-save-refused.spec.ts`:
- Around line 34-51: Replace the custom newAgentNetworkPage authentication flow
and loginToApp usage with the dashboardAsOwner fixture from helpers/fixtures.ts.
Preserve enabling AGENT_NETWORK_CONFIG_KEY through fixture-supported setup
before navigation if required, while using the fixture’s standard authentication
and dashboard initialization.
- Around line 81-82: Replace the direct page.goto call in the provider
navigation flow with the existing navigateTo helper, passing page and
"/agent-network/providers"; retain the subsequent Escape key press.
- Around line 84-96: Update the provider connection test to replace role, text,
placeholder, value, and CSS-class selectors with page.getByTestId() selectors
for the provider controls, toast container, failure icon, and form-value
assertions, including the related sections around the connection submission and
failure checks. Use the existing data-testid attributes and preserve the current
interaction and assertion behavior.
- Around line 93-96: Update the provider save flow around the Connect Provider
button click to create a page.waitForResponse promise beforehand, matching the
POST request to PROVIDERS_ENDPOINT. Await that response and assert status 422
before performing the toast assertions.
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| async function newAgentNetworkPage(browser: Browser): Promise<{ | ||
| page: Page; | ||
| close: () => Promise<void>; | ||
| }> { | ||
| const context = await browser.newContext({ | ||
| storageState: "e2e/fixtures/auth/owner.json", | ||
| }); | ||
| await context.addInitScript( | ||
| ([key, value]) => { | ||
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| window.localStorage.setItem(key as string, value as string); | ||
| } catch (e) {} | ||
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| [AGENT_NETWORK_CONFIG_KEY, "enabled"], | ||
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| const page = await context.newPage(); | ||
| await loginToApp(page, "owner"); | ||
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Use the authenticated dashboard fixture.
Replace newAgentNetworkPage and loginToApp with dashboardAsOwner. If the Agent Network flag requires setup before navigation, add fixture-supported setup for it. This keeps authentication and dashboard initialization consistent with the other E2E tests.
As per coding guidelines, “Use custom fixtures (dashboardAsOwner or dashboardAsUser) from helpers/fixtures.ts instead of raw page for test authentication`.
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In `@e2e/tests/agent-network-provider-save-refused.spec.ts` around lines 34 - 51,
Replace the custom newAgentNetworkPage authentication flow and loginToApp usage
with the dashboardAsOwner fixture from helpers/fixtures.ts. Preserve enabling
AGENT_NETWORK_CONFIG_KEY through fixture-supported setup before navigation if
required, while using the fixture’s standard authentication and dashboard
initialization.
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The first run timed out looking for Connect Provider on the Provider tab. That tab's primary button only advances to Models; the submit lives there. The spec now goes to Models, asserts the button is enabled before pressing it, and checks the preserved values back on the Provider tab, since the inactive tab's inputs are not in the DOM to assert against.
The run showed one toast carrying exactly the right sentence, and the assertion still failed: the backend lowercases its messages and the toast uppercases the first character before rendering, so neither spelling is the one to assert. Matching case-insensitively pins the sentence the operator reads rather than the transform between the two.
Saving the provider before asking the vendor was the wrong trade: pressing the button created a record, so cancelling afterwards left one behind, and the button did something its label did not promise. Loading goes back to what it was. A provider being created sends the upstream and the key on screen; an edit whose form still matches the stored record asks by provider id, and one whose url or key has changed sends the changed values, since the API resolves a provider_id request entirely from the stored row. Gone with it: the record the modal tracked for its own create, the second save phase, and the hint that said loading would save. Kept, because none of it depended on that flow: a refused save leaves the modal open on the fields to correct, the Load button spins and disables while the vendor is being asked, and Save is disabled alongside it.
Saving a provider now waits on a vendor round trip, and an upstream that never answers holds it until the request times out. The footer button did not move for any of that, so the only reading available was that the click had not registered — and a second one starts a second create. The button takes the same treatment the model listing already has: a spinner, a label saying what it is waiting on, and no clicks until the answer arrives.
Changing an existing provider's endpoint disabled Load models until an API key was typed over the mask — a key the API never returns, so the only way to list models for the new URL was to invent a reason to rotate the credential. The request now carries the record id and the URL on the form together, which the API reads as the stored credential against the typed endpoint. Switching the vendor dropdown still requires a fresh key: there the stored one belongs to a different vendor.
Three things a review found in the write paths. A revalidation that failed after a successful create or update was caught alongside the write itself, so the modal stayed open on a form whose next submit would create a second provider. The mutate now runs after the write is known to have succeeded, and its own failure leaves a stale list rather than a reported failure. An update against a provider missing from the cached list returned false without saying anything, which read as a save that did nothing. It now says the provider is gone and to reload. The refused-save spec navigates through navigateTo, which dismisses the setup modal and clears the scroll lock it leaves behind — the Escape press it had was covering for the first of those and not the second.
The spec picked its controls out by role, placeholder and input value, and read the toast's failure styling off a tailwind class. The repo's e2e guide asks for data-testid and for adding them to components where they are missing, so the three controls it drives now carry one, and the notification tile names the state its colour encodes. It also waits for the create response and asserts the 422 rather than inferring it from the toast. The in-flight assertions still run before that await — the mock holds the response open for exactly that window. The dedicated browser context stays, and the header now says why: the Agent Network menu is gated behind a localStorage override that has to be set before the first navigation, and a 422 route left on the worker-scoped shared page would follow every later test.
…t is The run came back data-variant="custom", not "error": the shared request-failed toast passes its own red tile and icon to notify() instead of going through notify()'s internal error state. The class assertion this replaced never distinguished the two, so the belief went untested. Both are failures and both are correct here. What must never happen is the default green tick, so that is what the assertion says.
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What the provider modal does once the backend can refuse a save (netbirdio/netbird#7301), plus one pricing bug the same work uncovered.
A refused save closed the modal anyway.
handleSubmitcalledhandleCloseunconditionally, so a rejection threw away the key the operator had just typed — and the API never returns a key, so there was nothing to type over on the way back in. Both paths now stop before closing, which neededupdateProviderto report whether it succeeded rather than returningvoid.It was reported twice, and both times as a success. The shared error handler already raises "Request failed with status code N" carrying the API's own sentence, and the save path added a second toast repeating it under a vaguer title. The shared one is the better of the two, so the save paths stay quiet and return a result instead. Separately,
notify()paints green with a check mark unless told otherwise and only turns red through its promise path, which none of these use — so every failure in this file announced itself as a success. They go through one helper now.Nothing moved while the vendor was being asked. Both the model listing and the save now reach a third party, and an unreachable upstream drags either out to a timeout. The Load button and the submit each spin, say what they are waiting on, and stop taking clicks — a second submit is not idempotent.
Changing an endpoint demanded the API key back. Discovery resolved the upstream from the stored record, so a retyped URL would have listed the old endpoint; the form defended against that by requiring a fresh key. The request now carries the record id and the URL on the form together — the stored credential against the typed endpoint. Switching the vendor dropdown still requires a fresh key: there the stored one belongs to a different vendor.
Discovered models arrived priced at zero. The merge hardcoded
0/0for every model the catalog did not already carry by exact id, on the reasoning — stated in a comment — that the discovery response carried no prices. That stopped being true when netbirdio/netbird#7246 began returning the same rates the proxy bills with. Bedrock felt all of it: its listing returns geography-prefixed ids (eu.anthropic.claude-opus-5) that never match a catalog entry by string, so an account's entire model list registered at zero while the API was reporting a rate for each one.Exact-id matching stays. Collapsing a geography-prefixed id onto its catalog entry would hand back the bare form, and only the prefixed one is invocable at AWS.
A Playwright spec covers the refusal end to end: one toast rather than two, styled as a failure, the button saying it is working and refusing a second click while it waits, and the form still open holding the key that was typed into it. Each of those four has been wrong at some point.
Ships with netbirdio/netbird#7301, which merges first — the Playwright run below needs images built from a
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