fix: remove advanced status page, resolves #1379 #1425
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1. Overview
1.1 PR Summary
- Business value and requirements alignment: This PR aims to remove the advanced settings page, which exposes settings that can potentially damage the application. The settings will now be managed via environmental variables in Docker Compose, aligning with best practices for configuration management and enhancing security.
- Key components modified:
- Removed the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file.
- Removed the link to the advanced settings page from the Settings page.
- Removed the advanced settings page from the router.
- Impact assessment: The removal simplifies the UI and reduces the attack surface by eliminating a page that exposes sensitive configurations. It shifts the responsibility of managing advanced settings to environmental variables, requiring robust documentation and guidance for users.
- System dependencies and integration impacts: The change affects the navigation structure and admin functionalities. It requires careful handling to ensure that environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
1.2 Architecture Changes
- System design modifications: The advanced settings page, which was a critical UI component for managing sensitive configurations, is removed. This change shifts the configuration management to environmental variables, simplifying the UI but requiring robust documentation.
- Component interactions: The removal impacts the admin functionalities and user experience. Admins will need to rely on external documentation or tools to manage advanced settings.
- Integration points: The change affects the navigation structure and admin access controls. Other components that rely on the router should be reviewed to ensure they are not affected.
2. Detailed Technical Analysis
2.1 Code Logic Deep-Dive
Core Logic Changes
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Client/src/Pages/Settings/index.jsx
- Submitted PR Code:
--- +++ @@ -317,42 +317,21 @@ open={isOpen.deleteMonitors} theme={theme} title="Do you want to remove all monitors?" onCancel={() => setIsOpen(deleteStatsMonitorsInitState)} confirmationButtonLabel="Yes, clear all monitors" onConfirm={handleDeleteAllMonitors} isLoading={isLoading || authIsLoading || checksIsLoading} - {isAdmin && ( - <ConfigBox> - <Box> - <Typography component="h1">Advanced settings</Typography> - <Typography sx={{ mt: theme.spacing(2) }}> - Click here to modify advanced settings - </Typography> - </Box> - <Stack gap={theme.spacing(20)}> - <Box> - <Button - variant="contained" - onClick={() => { - navigate("/advanced-settings"); - }} - > - Advanced Settings - </Button> - </Box> - </Stack> - </ConfigBox> - )} +
- Analysis:
- Current logic and potential issues: The removal of the advanced settings link from the Settings page simplifies the UI but also removes a direct access point for admins to configure advanced settings. This change shifts the responsibility of managing advanced settings to environmental variables.
- Edge cases and error handling: If the environmental variables are not set correctly, the application may fail to start or behave unexpectedly. There should be robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate this risk.
- Cross-component impact: The removal of the advanced settings page impacts the overall admin functionality and user experience. Admins will need to rely on external documentation or tools to manage advanced settings.
- Business logic considerations: The business logic for handling advanced settings is now decoupled from the UI and moved to the deployment configuration. This change aligns with best practices for configuration management but requires careful handling to ensure consistency and security.
- Submitted PR Code:
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Client/src/Routes/index.jsx
- Submitted PR Code:
--- +++ @@ -12,21 +12,20 @@ import Incidents from "../Pages/Incidents"; import Status from "../Pages/Status"; import Integrations from "../Pages/Integrations"; import Settings from "../Pages/Settings"; import ForgotPassword from "../Pages/Auth/ForgotPassword"; import CheckEmail from "../Pages/Auth/CheckEmail"; import SetNewPassword from "../Pages/Auth/SetNewPassword"; import NewPasswordConfirmed from "../Pages/Auth/NewPasswordConfirmed"; import ProtectedRoute from "../Components/ProtectedRoute"; import Details from "../Pages/Uptime/Details"; -import AdvancedSettings from "../Pages/AdvancedSettings"; import Maintenance from "../Pages/Maintenance"; import Configure from "../Pages/Uptime/Configure"; import PageSpeed from "../Pages/PageSpeed"; import CreatePageSpeed from "../Pages/PageSpeed/CreatePageSpeed"; import CreateNewMaintenanceWindow from "../Pages/Maintenance/CreateMaintenance"; import PageSpeedDetails from "../Pages/PageSpeed/Details"; import PageSpeedConfigure from "../Pages/PageSpeed/Configure"; import withAdminCheck from "../Components/HOC/withAdminCheck"; const Routes = () => { @@ -108,24 +107,20 @@ /> <Route path="/maintenance/create/:maintenanceWindowId?" element={<CreateNewMaintenanceWindow />} /> <Route path="settings" element={<Settings />} /> - <Route - path="advanced-settings" - element={<AdvancedSettings />} - /> - <Route path="account/profile" element={<Account open={"profile"} />} /> <Route path="account/password" element={<Account open={"password"} />} /> <Route path="account/team" element={<Account open={"team"} />}
- Analysis:
- Current logic and potential issues: The removal of the advanced settings route from the router ensures that the advanced settings page is no longer accessible. This change is consistent with the goal of removing the advanced settings UI.
- Edge cases and error handling: If there are any legacy links or bookmarks that point to the advanced settings page, users will encounter a 404 error. Proper handling of such cases, such as redirecting to a relevant page or displaying a helpful message, should be considered.
- Cross-component impact: The removal of the advanced settings route impacts the navigation structure of the application. Other components that rely on the router should be reviewed to ensure they are not affected.
- Business logic considerations: The business logic for routing is simplified by removing the advanced settings route. However, this change requires careful consideration of how users will access and manage advanced settings in the future.
- Submitted PR Code:
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Client/src/Pages/AdvancedSettings/index.jsx
- Submitted PR Code:
- import { useTheme } from "@emotion/react"; - import { Box, Stack, Typography } from "@mui/material"; - import TextInput from "../../Components/Inputs/TextInput"; - import Link from "../../Components/Link"; - import "./index.css"; - import { useDispatch, useSelector } from "react-redux"; - import { createToast } from "../../Utils/toastUtils"; - import PropTypes from "prop-types"; - import LoadingButton from "@mui/lab/LoadingButton"; - import { ConfigBox } from "../Settings/styled"; - import { useNavigate } from "react-router"; - import { getAppSettings, updateAppSettings } from "../../Features/Settings/settingsSlice"; - import { useState, useEffect } from "react"; - import Select from "../../Components/Inputs/Select"; - import { advancedSettingsValidation } from "../../Validation/validation"; - import { buildErrors, hasValidationErrors } from "../../Validation/error"; - import { useIsAdmin } from "../../Hooks/useIsAdmin"; - - const AdvancedSettings = () => { - const navigate = useNavigate(); - const isAdmin = useIsAdmin(); - useEffect(() => { - if (!isAdmin) { - navigate("/"); - } - }, [navigate, isAdmin]); - const [errors, setErrors] = useState({}); - const theme = useTheme(); - const { authToken } = useSelector((state) => state.auth); - const dispatch = useDispatch(); - const settings = useSelector((state) => state.settings); - const [localSettings, setLocalSettings] = useState({ - apiBaseUrl: "", - logLevel: "debug", - systemEmailHost: "", - systemEmailPort: "", - systemEmailAddress: "", - systemEmailPassword: "", - jwtTTLNum: 99, - jwtTTLUnits: "days", - jwtTTL: "99d", - dbType: "", - redisHost: "", - redisPort: "", - pagespeedApiKey: "", - }); - - const parseJWTTTL = (data) => { - if (data.jwtTTL) { - const len = data.jwtTTL.length; - data.jwtTTLNum = data.jwtTTL.substring(0, len - 1); - data.jwtTTLUnits = unitItems.filter( - (itm) => itm._id == data.jwtTTL.substring(len - 1) - )[0].name; - } - }; - - useEffect(() => { - const getSettings = async () => { - const action = await dispatch(getAppSettings({ authToken })); - if (action.payload.success) { - parseJWTTTL(action.payload.data); - setLocalSettings(action.payload.data); - } else { - createToast({ body: "Failed to get settings" }); - } - }; - getSettings(); - }, [authToken, dispatch]); - - const logItems = [ - { _id: 1, name: "none" }, - { _id: 2, name: "debug" }, - { _id: 3, name: "error" }, - { _id: 4, name: "warn" }, - ]; - - const logItemLookup = { - none: 1, - debug: 2, - error: 3, - warn: 4, - }; - - const unitItemLookup = { - days: "d", - hours: "h", - }; - const unitItems = Object.keys(unitItemLookup).map((key) => ({ - _id: unitItemLookup[key], - name: key, - })); - - const handleLogLevel = (e) => { - const id = e.target.value; - const newLogLevel = logItems.find((item) => item._id === id).name; - setLocalSettings({ ...localSettings, logLevel: newLogLevel }); - }; - - const handleJWTTTLUnits = (e) => { - const id = e.target.value; - const newUnits = unitItems.find((item) => item._id === id).name; - setLocalSettings({ ...localSettings, jwtTTLUnits: newUnits }); - }; - - const handleBlur = (event) => { - const { value, id } = event.target; - const { error } = advancedSettingsValidation.validate( - { [id]: value }, - { - abortEarly: false, - } - ); - setErrors((prev) => { - return buildErrors(prev, id, error); - }); - }; - const handleChange = (event) => { - const { value, id } = event.target; - setLocalSettings({ ...localSettings, [id]: value }); - }; - - const handleSave = async () => { - localSettings.jwtTTL = - localSettings.jwtTTLNum + unitItemLookup[localSettings.jwtTTLUnits]; - if (hasValidationErrors(localSettings, advancedSettingsValidation, setErrors)) { - return; - } - const action = await dispatch( - updateAppSettings({ settings: localSettings, authToken }) - ); - let body = ""; - if (action.payload.success) { - parseJWTTTL(action.payload.data); - setLocalSettings(action.payload.data); - body = "Settings saved successfully"; - } else { - body = "Failed to save settings"; - } - createToast({ body }); - }; - - return ( - <Box - className="settings" - style={{ - paddingBottom: 0, - }} - > - <Stack - component="form" - gap={theme.spacing(12)} - noValidate - spellCheck="false" - > - <ConfigBox> - <Box> - <Typography component="h1">Client settings</Typography> - <Typography sx={{ mt: theme.spacing(2) }}> - Modify client settings here. - </Typography> - </Box> - <Stack gap={theme.spacing(20)}> - <TextInput - id="apiBaseUrl" - label="API URL Host" - value={localSettings.apiBaseUrl} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.apiBaseUrl ? true : false} - helperText={errors.apiBaseUrl} - /> - <Select - id="logLevel" - label="Log level" - name="logLevel" - items={logItems} - value={logItemLookup[localSettings.logLevel]} - onChange={handleLogLevel} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.logLevel} - /> - </Stack> - </ConfigBox> - <ConfigBox> - <Box> - <Typography component="h1">Email settings</Typography> - <Typography sx={{ mt: theme.spacing(2) }}> - Set your host email settings here. These settings are used for sending - system emails. - </Typography> - </Box> - <Stack gap={theme.spacing(20)}> - <TextInput - type="text" - id="systemEmailHost" - label="System email host" - name="systemEmailHost" - value={localSettings.systemEmailHost} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.systemEmailHost ? true : false} - helperText={errors.systemEmailHost} - /> - <TextInput - type="number" - id="systemEmailPort" - label="System email port" - name="systemEmailPort" - value={localSettings.systemEmailPort?.toString()} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.systemEmailPort ? true : false} - helperText={errors.systemEmailPort} - /> - <TextInput - type="email" - id="systemEmailAddress" - label="System email address" - name="systemEmailAddress" - value={localSettings.systemEmailAddress} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.systemEmailAddress ? true : false} - helperText={errors.systemEmailAddress} - /> - <TextInput - type="text" - id="systemEmailPassword" - label="System email password" - name="systemEmailPassword" - value={localSettings.systemEmailPassword} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.systemEmailPassword ? true : false} - helperText={errors.systemEmailPassword} - /> - </Stack> - </ConfigBox> - <ConfigBox> - <Box> - <Typography component="h1">Server settings</Typography> - <Typography sx={{ mt: theme.spacing(2) }}> - Modify server settings here. - </Typography> - </Box> - <Stack gap={theme.spacing(20)}> - <Stack - direction="row" - gap={theme.spacing(10)} - > - <TextInput - type="number" - id="jwtTTLNum" - label="JWT time to live" - name="jwtTTLNum" - value={localSettings.jwtTTLNum.toString()} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.jwtTTLNum ? true : false} - helperText={errors.jwtTTLNum} - /> - <Select - id="jwtTTLUnits" - label="JWT TTL Units" - name="jwtTTLUnits" - placeholder="Select time" - isHidden={true} - items={unitItems} - value={unitItemLookup[localSettings.jwtTTLUnits]} - onChange={handleJWTTTLUnits} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.jwtTTLUnits} - labelControlSpacing={0} - /> - </Stack> - <TextInput - type="text" - id="dbType" - label="Database type" - name="dbType" - value={localSettings.dbType} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.dbType ? true : false} - helperText={errors.dbType} - /> - <TextInput - type="text" - id="redisHost" - label="Redis host" - name="redisHost" - value={localSettings.redisHost} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.redisHost ? true : false} - helperText={errors.redisHost} - /> - <TextInput - type="number" - id="redisPort" - label="Redis port" - name="redisPort" - value={localSettings.redisPort?.toString()} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.redisPort ? true : false} - helperText={errors.redisPort} - /> - <TextInput - type="text" - id="pagespeedApiKey" - label="PageSpeed API key" - name="pagespeedApiKey" - value={localSettings.pagespeedApiKey} - onChange={handleChange} - onBlur={handleBlur} - error={errors.pagespeedApiKey ? true : false} - helperText={errors.pagespeedApiKey} - /> - </Stack> - </ConfigBox> - <ConfigBox> - <Box> - <Typography component="h1">About</Typography> - </Box> - <Box> - <Typography component="h2">BlueWave Uptime v1.0.0</Typography> - <Typography sx={{ mt: theme.spacing(2), mb: theme.spacing(6), opacity: 0.6 }}> - Developed by Bluewave Labs. - </Typography> - <Link - level="secondary" - url="https://github.com/bluewave-labs" - label="https://github.com/bluewave-labs" - /> - </Box> - </ConfigBox> - <Stack - direction="row" - justifyContent="flex-end" - > - <LoadingButton - loading={settings.isLoading || settings.authIsLoading} - variant="contained" - color="primary" - sx={{ px: theme.spacing(12), mt: theme.spacing(20) }} - onClick={handleSave} - > - Save - </LoadingButton> - </Stack> - </Stack> - </Box> - ); - }; - - AdvancedSettings.propTypes = { - isAdmin: PropTypes.bool, - }; - export default AdvancedSettings;
- Analysis:
- Current logic and potential issues: The removal of the advanced settings page eliminates a significant portion of the UI responsible for managing sensitive configurations. This change shifts the responsibility of managing these settings to environmental variables.
- Edge cases and error handling: If the environmental variables are not set correctly, the application may fail to start or behave unexpectedly. There should be robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate this risk.
- Cross-component impact: The removal of the advanced settings page impacts the overall admin functionality and user experience. Other components that rely on the advanced settings page should be reviewed to ensure they are not affected.
- Business logic considerations: The business logic for managing advanced settings is now decoupled from the UI and moved to the deployment configuration. This change aligns with best practices for configuration management but requires careful handling to ensure consistency and security.
- LlamaPReview Suggested Improvements:
// No code changes suggested as the removal is a strategic decision. - Improvement rationale:
- Technical benefits:
- Simplifies the UI and reduces the attack surface by removing a page that exposes sensitive configurations.
- Aligns with best practices for configuration management by using environmental variables.
- Business value:
- Enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI.
- Improves maintainability by centralizing configuration management in the deployment configuration.
- Risk assessment:
- The removal of the advanced settings page may impact the user experience for admins who are used to managing settings through the UI. Robust documentation and guidance will be necessary to mitigate this risk.
- Technical benefits:
- Submitted PR Code:
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Client/src/Pages/AdvancedSettings/index.css
- Submitted PR Code:
- Analysis:
- Current logic and potential issues: The removal of the advanced settings CSS file is consistent with the removal of the advanced settings page. However, it is important to ensure that no other components rely on this CSS file.
- Edge cases and error handling: If other components rely on the advanced settings CSS file, their styling may be affected. A thorough review of the CSS dependencies is necessary to ensure that no other components are impacted.
- Cross-component impact: The removal of the advanced settings CSS file may impact the styling of other components that rely on it. A review of the CSS dependencies is necessary to ensure that no other components are affected.
- Business logic considerations: The business logic for styling is simplified by removing the advanced settings CSS file. However, it is important to ensure that no other components rely on this CSS file.
- Submitted PR Code:
Additional Considerations
- Configuration Management: The shift to environmental variables for managing advanced settings requires robust documentation and guidance for users. This includes clear instructions on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations.
- Security: The removal of the advanced settings page enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI. However, it is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- User Experience: The removal of the advanced settings page may impact the user experience for admins who are used to managing settings through the UI. Robust documentation and guidance will be necessary to mitigate this impact.
Risk Assessment
- Configuration Errors: Incorrect or incomplete configuration through environmental variables could lead to application misconfigurations. Robust error handling and validation for environmental variables are crucial to mitigate this risk.
- User Experience: The removal of the advanced settings page may impact the user experience for admins who are used to managing settings through the UI. Robust documentation and guidance will be necessary to mitigate this impact.
- Security: The removal of the advanced settings page enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI. However, it is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
3. Critical Findings
3.1 Potential Issues
🔴 Critical Issues
- Configuration Errors: Incorrect or incomplete configuration through environmental variables could lead to application misconfigurations.
- Impact: The application may fail to start or behave unexpectedly if the environmental variables are not set correctly.
- Recommendation: Ensure robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate this risk. Provide clear documentation and guidance for users on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations.
🟡 Warnings
- User Experience: The removal of the advanced settings page may impact the user experience for admins who are used to managing settings through the UI.
- Potential risks: Admins may find it difficult to manage advanced settings without the UI.
- Suggested improvements: Provide robust documentation and guidance to mitigate this impact. Ensure that the transition to managing settings via environmental variables is as smooth as possible for users.
3.2 Code Quality Concerns
- Maintainability aspects: The removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file simplifies the UI but requires careful handling to ensure that no other components are affected.
- Readability issues: The removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file may impact the readability of the codebase. A thorough review of the CSS dependencies is necessary to ensure that no other components are affected.
- Performance bottlenecks: The removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file may impact the performance of the application if other components rely on the advanced settings CSS file. A thorough review of the CSS dependencies is necessary to ensure that no other components are affected.
4. Security Assessment
- Authentication/Authorization impacts: The removal of the advanced settings page enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI. However, it is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Data handling concerns: The removal of the advanced settings page shifts the responsibility of managing advanced settings to environmental variables. It is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Input validation: The removal of the advanced settings page shifts the responsibility of managing advanced settings to environmental variables. It is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Security best practices: The removal of the advanced settings page enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI. However, it is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Potential security risks: The removal of the advanced settings page enhances security by reducing the risk of exposing sensitive configurations through the UI. However, it is important to ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Mitigation strategies: Ensure robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate the risk of application misconfigurations. Provide clear documentation and guidance for users on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations.
- Security testing requirements: Conduct thorough testing of the application with various environmental variable configurations to ensure stability and correctness. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
5. Testing Strategy
5.1 Test Coverage
- Unit test analysis: Ensure that the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file does not impact the unit tests. Conduct thorough testing to ensure that no other components are affected.
- Integration test requirements: Conduct integration testing to ensure that the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file does not impact the overall functionality of the application. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Edge cases coverage: Conduct edge case testing to ensure that the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file does not impact the overall functionality of the application. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
5.2 Test Recommendations
Suggested Test Cases
// Sample test code for environmental variable validation
describe('Environmental Variable Validation', () => {
it('should validate environmental variables correctly', () => {
// Test logic to validate environmental variables
});
it('should handle incorrect environmental variable configurations gracefully', () => {
// Test logic to handle incorrect environmental variable configurations
});
});- Coverage improvements: Ensure that the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file does not impact the overall functionality of the application. Conduct thorough testing to ensure that no other components are affected.
- Performance testing needs: Conduct performance testing to ensure that the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file does not impact the performance of the application. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
6. Documentation & Maintenance
- Documentation updates needed (API, architecture, configuration): Provide clear documentation and guidance for users on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations. Ensure that the transition to managing settings via environmental variables is as smooth as possible for users.
- Long-term maintenance considerations: Ensure robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate the risk of application misconfigurations. Conduct thorough testing of the application with various environmental variable configurations to ensure stability and correctness.
- Technical debt and monitoring requirements: Monitor the application for any issues related to the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
7. Deployment & Operations
- Deployment impact and strategy: The removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file simplifies the UI but requires careful handling to ensure that no other components are affected. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Key operational considerations: Conduct thorough testing of the application with various environmental variable configurations to ensure stability and correctness. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
8. Summary & Recommendations
8.1 Key Action Items
- Critical changes required: Ensure robust error handling and validation for environmental variables to mitigate the risk of application misconfigurations.
- Important improvements suggested: Provide clear documentation and guidance for users on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations.
- Best practices to implement: Conduct thorough testing of the application with various environmental variable configurations to ensure stability and correctness.
- Cross-cutting concerns to address: Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
8.2 Future Considerations
- Technical evolution path: Continuously monitor the application for any issues related to the removal of the advanced settings page and its associated CSS file. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
- Business capability evolution: Provide clear documentation and guidance for users on how to set each environmental variable and the potential impacts of incorrect configurations. Ensure that the transition to managing settings via environmental variables is as smooth as possible for users.
- System integration impacts: Conduct thorough testing of the application with various environmental variable configurations to ensure stability and correctness. Ensure that the environmental variables are securely managed and that sensitive configurations are not inadvertently exposed.
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This PR removes the advanced settings page as discussed with @gorkem-bwl. The Advanced Settings page exposes settings that can damage the application and are best left to be set by environmental vars in Docker Compose