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## PR Summary
Commit 5df70a613d added by mistake the the
following old line to `CLAUDE.md`:
```
For building Frontend refer to [this document](docs/contributing/frontend.md)
```
This PR removes it.
Signed-off-by: Emmanuel Ferdman <emmanuelferdman@gmail.com>
resolve#18361
Its possible for a dynamic parameter option value to be an empty string
which will cause the following error in the Radix Select component. The
solution is to handle empty strings so that they are not set directly in
the component.
`Uncaught Error: A <Select.Item /> must have a value prop that is not an
empty string. This is because the Select value can be set to an empty
string to clear the selection and show the placeholder.`
```
data "coder_parameter" "radio" {
name = "radio"
display_name = "An example of a radio input"
description = "The next parameter supports a single value."
type = "string"
form_type = "dropdown"
order = 1
default = ""
option {
name = "Empty"
value = ""
}
}
```
Updates icons in WorkspacesTable to better differentiate between "start"
and "update and start".
Note: the logic I'm currently using is as follows:
* Workspace does not require active version and is outdated -> cloud
icon
* Workspace requires active version and is outdated -> circle play icon
I also, on a whim, updated the stories for the component to make the
workspace names more identifiably reflect their content.
Closes https://github.com/coder/internal/issues/732
We now try (up to 5 times) when attempting to create an agent using the
workspace folder as the name.
It is important to note this flow is only ever ran when attempting to
create an agent using the workspace folder as the name. If a deployment
uses terraform or the devcontainer customization, we do not fall back to
this approach.
## Description
Follow-up from PR https://github.com/coder/coder/pull/18333
Related with:
https://github.com/coder/coder/pull/18333#discussion_r2159300881
This changes the authorization logic to first try the normal workspace
authorization check, and only if the resource is a prebuilt workspace,
fall back to the prebuilt workspace authorization check. Since prebuilt
workspaces are a subset of workspaces, the normal workspace check is
more likely to succeed. This is a small optimization to reduce
unnecessary prebuilt authorization calls.
Danielle Maywood