Chapter 5. Fixed issues

Previously, the upstream readme text was used instead of the Red Hat text when installing the 1.6.1 Helm chart.

This is fixed in 1.6.2

Previously, the Profile dropdown in the Global Header showed Guest instead of the logged-in user’s display name when logging in using the OIDC authentication.

With this update, the Profile dropdown now correctly displays the user's name by first checking spec.profile.displayName, then metadata.title, and finally falls back to the name shown on the Profile card in the Settings page if neither is available.

Previously, permissions associated only with front-end-only plugins did not appear in the RBAC front-end UI because they required a backend plugin to expose the permission framework's well-known endpoint.

With this update, you can apply these permissions by using a CSV file or directly calling the REST API of the RBAC backend plugin. Affected plugins include ArgoCD (argocd.view.read) and Quay (quay.view.read).

Previously, the upstream branding was used instead of Red Hat branding when releasing the 1.6.0 Helm chart.

This is fixed in 1.6.1

Previously, Red Hat Developer Hub documentation did not highlight the Developer Hub installation using Helm Chart in fully and partially air-gapped environments on supported Kubernetes platforms.

With this update, the documentation provides instructions for mirroring required container images, updating Helm values, and installing the chart, without relying on internet access.

Previously, menu items with long text such as Platform Engineer Services were cut off in the sidebar menu. With this update, line wrapping has been enabled for long menu heading labels, preventing the trimming and ensuring full text visibility.

Before this update, the app-config configuration app.branding.iconLogo was not applied as the favicon in the browser.

This issue has been fixed, and the app-config configuration app.branding.iconLogo now correctly sets the favicon in the browser.

Previously, the Floating Action Button (FAB) appeared over the navigation sidebar when the slot was set to 'bottom-left'. This placement obstructed access to navigation elements, potentially hindering user interaction.

With this update, the FAB's position is adjusted to render adjacent to the navigation for the 'bottom-left' slot position. As a result, users can access navigation options without obstruction.

Earlier, the export-dynamic-plugin command did not overwrite manually added resolutions, which could result in incorrect package dependencies in the exported dynamic plugin.

With this update, the package export-dynamic-plugin overwrites manually added resolutions, ensuring backstage dependencies are hoisted and native dependencies are suppressed from the exported dynamic plugin.

Previously, the Developer Hub Operator details page in the OpenShift Container Platform web console contained links to some pages that could not be reached outside of the Red Hat network. With this update, the links in the Operator installation information page are fixed.