## Context
As per PR title, disables disk management for HA projects, which
involves
- Disabling "Increase disk size" CTAs in reports/database and the old
disk config settings in database/settings
- Disabling all input fields related to disk management in
settings/infrastructure
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/bfbdfc36-8ae3-41ce-af12-c05b46e620f4"
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added High Availability notices and restrictions throughout disk
management settings.
* Disabled disk size, IOPS, throughput, and autoscaling controls where
High Availability limits changes.
* Added explanatory tooltips for restricted disk-size actions.
* Updated database observability controls to reflect High Availability
restrictions.
* **Accessibility**
* Added an accessible label to the database observability refresh
button.
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Hides the "Multigres" term from user-facing surfaces — it's the tech
powering High Availability projects, but "High Availability" is the only
term users should see for now (per Slack discussion with Saxon/Ivan).
**Changed:**
- High Availability badge hover card (project overview) no longer says
"Driven by Multigres"
- Project creation HA toggle description drops the Multigres name +
multigres.com link, keeps the informational copy
- All schema dropdowns now hide the `multigres` schema on HA projects,
by wiring in the previously-unused `filterSchemasForHighAvailability`
helper:
- `SchemaSelector` (shared — Table Editor, Functions, Indexes, Triggers,
Schema Visualizer, etc.)
- `ExposedSchemaSelector` (API settings → exposed schemas)
- `EnableExtensionModal`, `CreateIndexSidePanel`, `ForeignKeySelector`,
`WrapperTableEditor`, Integrations install sheet `AdvancedSettings`
- SQL editor schema autocomplete (`useAddDefinitions`)
- Schema list computations in the touched components are now memoized
(incl. stabilizing `SchemaSelector`'s `excludedSchemas` default so the
memo actually holds)
**Added:**
- Unit tests for `filterSchemasForHighAvailability` /
`resolveHighAvailability`
- MSW component test for `SchemaSelector` asserting `multigres` is
hidden on HA projects and still shown on non-HA projects
The filter is HA-gated on purpose: a self-hosted/non-HA user with their
own schema named `multigres` still sees it. The flag-gated Multigres
option in Logs is intentionally untouched — that exposure is kept for
the Multigres team's debugging (separate track).
## To test
- On an HA project (`high_availability: true`): hover the High
Availability badge on project overview — no "Multigres" mention; open
schema dropdowns in Table Editor / Database pages / SQL editor
autocomplete — no `multigres` schema
- Project creation with HA entitlement: toggle description has no
Multigres wording/link
- On a non-HA project: schema dropdowns behave as before
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Improvements**
* Made schema dropdowns and related selectors high-availability aware
across extensions, indexes, integrations, SQL editing, API exposed
schemas, and relationship editors.
* Updated project high-availability UI text and badge hover description
to remove outdated branding and clarify horizontally scalable Postgres
architecture.
* **Tests**
* Added coverage to ensure the schema “multigres” option is hidden/shown
correctly based on high availability, and validated high-availability
value handling.
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Co-authored-by: Alaister Young <10985857+alaister@users.noreply.github.com>
Post-merge fixes for the TanStack Start migration (#46424) — things that
broke on the TanStack build as master evolved under the migration
branches. Kept on their own branch off master rather than piling onto
the E2E-matrix PR (#47119); all land on master and cascade up to S6 +
the big PR.
Common theme: a master PR changed something the Next pipeline handles
via `next/font` / `pages/_app.tsx` / `next.config.ts`, but the
hand-rolled TanStack equivalent (`routes/__root.tsx`,
`styles/fonts.css`, `vercel.ts`) wasn't updated to match — invisible on
the Next deploy, broken only on TanStack.
---
## 1. Monaco loader path (#47182)
#47182 re-nested the served Monaco assets from a flat
`public/monaco-editor/` layout into `public/monaco-editor/vs/` and
updated `pages/_app.tsx`, but `routes/__root.tsx` still pointed
`loader.config` at the old path, so `loader.js` 404'd and **no Monaco
editor mounted anywhere in the TanStack build**. Now mirrors the Next
config (`${origin}${BASE_PATH}/monaco-editor/vs`, window-guarded for
SSR). Was failing the whole `tanstack` E2E shard on #47119.
## 2. Inter + Manrope fonts (#47306)
#47306 renamed Tailwind's sans var `--font-custom` → `--font-sans` and
added `--font-heading` (Manrope), set via `next/font` on Next.
`fonts.css` still only set the now-ignored `--font-custom`, so the body
fell back to the theme's system chain (`Circular, custom-font,
Helvetica…`) at weight 450 — that's the "Inter weights look wrong".
Manrope was missing entirely.
- Wire `--font-sans` (Inter) + `--font-heading` (Manrope) to match
`next/font`.
- **Vendor all three families** (Inter, Manrope, Source Code Pro) via
`@font-face` so nothing depends on the Google Fonts CDN — matches
`next/font` self-hosting, and (see below) `font-src` doesn't allow
`fonts.gstatic.com` anyway.
Verified in-browser: computed `body` → `Inter`, headings → `Manrope`,
all loading from local `/assets/*.woff2`.
## 3. Security headers / CSP (next.config.ts `headers()`)
The Next build sets X-Frame-Options / X-Content-Type-Options / HSTS /
**Content-Security-Policy** / Referrer-Policy via `next.config.ts`. The
TanStack build never carried these over — `vercel.ts` only set
cache-control, so **the deployed TanStack dashboard shipped with no CSP
at all**.
The TanStack deploy serves a static shell (no server to attach headers),
so they go in the Vercel config:
- `security-headers.ts` — shared source of truth, reuses `getCSP()`,
env-gated exactly like next.config.
- `vercel.ts` — apply to every response (all base-path prefixes): full
`getCSP()` + HSTS on platform.
- `scripts/serve.js` — the non-platform set (`frame-ancestors 'none'`)
for the self-hosted server.
**Tested the policy in a real browser** (temporarily enforced it on the
TanStack build via /test-supabase-local): everything passed except one
real gap — `font-src` was missing `data:`, so GraphiQL's bundled Monaco
codicon font and Stripe's payment-element fonts (both data: URIs) were
blocked (37 violations on a cold load). Added `data:` to `font-src` in
`csp.ts` → violations drop to zero, SQL editor Monaco renders clean.
That gap affects the Next build too.
---
## 4. `node:path` import crashing `/project/[ref]/merge`
Found by a full-site click-through of the TanStack build (all product
areas, ongoing — see below). `useEdgeFunctionsDiff.ts` +
`EdgeFunctionsDiffPanel.tsx` did `import { basename } from 'path'` in
client code. Webpack (Next) polyfills `path` in the browser; Vite
externalizes it, so the whole `/merge` route crashed with "Module
\"path\" has been externalized for browser compatibility". Replaced the
two `basename` call sites with a string helper. Verified in-browser:
`/merge` renders.
## 5. URL shape — Next-style search-param semantics + shim fixes
The dashboard produced malformed URLs vs the Next build (strange query
params, trailing slashes, `##` hashes). Root cause + audit verified
empirically against `@tanstack/react-router@1.170.10`; all fixed with
unit tests and browser-verified:
- **`createRouter` used TanStack's default JSON search codec** —
`?flag=true` became `?flag=%22true%22` via links, repeated
`?filter=…&filter=…` collapsed into a JSON array (breaking
multi-filter/sort table-editor URLs and the account-page round-trip,
which double-encoded), and search values arrived as numbers/booleans
where the app expects strings. New `lib/router-search-params.ts`
(Next-style: strings in, strings out, repeated keys → string[]) wired
into the router.
- **Link shim** (`compat/next/link.tsx`): `URL.hash` includes the
leading `#` while TanStack's `hash` prop adds its own → every
`href="…#section"` navigated to `##section` (hash-scroll broke);
`Object.fromEntries(searchParams)` dropped repeated query params. Both
fixed.
- **Trailing slash injected before the query** on every `?`-only
relative navigation (`/auth/providers/?provider=…`): fixed in the compat
router (prefix current pathname) and via a custom nuqs adapter
(`lib/nuqs-tanstack-adapter.tsx`) replacing the stock tanstack-router
adapter, whose `navigate({ to: '?…' })` writes hit the same TanStack
behavior (123 files use nuqs).
- **Pathname-less `router.push({ query })` leaked path params** — Next
re-consumes `ref`/`id` from `query` into the path pattern; the shim
didn't, yielding
`/editor/17597?schema=public&ref=<ref>&id=17597&filter=…` from
table-editor filter/sort, linter panels, and advisor shortcuts. The shim
now defaults the pathname to the current route pattern and backfills
omitted params.
- **Redirects dropped query + hash** (Next's `redirects()` preserves
them): `__root.tsx` `matchRedirect` and `routes/index.tsx` now carry
incoming params/hash through (consumed rule params excluded,
destination's own params win). `/?next=new-project&projectName=zzz` →
`/new/new-project?projectName=zzz`; `/sql/quickstarts?template=x#frag` →
`/sql/examples?template=x#frag`.
Browser-verified post-fix: advisors `?preset=WARN`, providers
`?provider=Google`, `?schema=auth` — all clean (no `/?`, no leaks);
repeated `filter` params survive hydration; `=true` unquoted; single
`#`.
## 6. TanStack `navigate` corrupting query values (Logs Explorer SQL
newline loss)
TanStack router-core treats a query string embedded in `navigate({ to
})` as part of the *path*: `decodePath` percent-decodes it and
`sanitizePathSegment` strips control characters, silently deleting every
`%0A`. Logs Explorer's SQL (`s` param) lost its newlines on Run/reload —
`order by timestamp desc` / `limit 5` glued into `desclimit 5`, which
then failed the LIMIT lint. Pre-existing on the TanStack build (the
stock nuqs adapter had the same shape); Next unaffected.
Fixed by never embedding query strings in `to`: the nuqs adapter and the
compat `router.push`/`replace`/`prefetch` (plus the `next/navigation`
shim) now pass search as an object through the app codec
(`splitInternalUrl` hoisted to `lib/internal-url.ts`). Guard test drives
a real `createRouter` with multi-line SQL through both producers.
Browser-verified: newlines survive the full Run → reload → re-Run cycle.
## 7. Integration overview markdown never loaded (all integrations)
`MarkdownContent` used a template-literal dynamic import
(``import(`@/static-data/integrations/${id}/overview.md`)``) — webpack
builds a context module for that, Vite can't analyze it, so every
integration detail page threw `Failed to resolve module specifier` and
rendered no overview text. Fixed with an explicit lazy registry of
literal imports (`static-data/integrations/overviews.ts`, drift-guarded
by a test) plus an `mdRawLoader()` Vite plugin mirroring next.config's
turbopack raw-loader rule. Both runtimes keep working; md stays out of
the main bundle.
## 8. GraphiQL editor never mounted (`exports is not defined`)
Our `umdAmdShortCircuit()` Vite plugin (which disarms Monaco's global
AMD loader for deps like papaparse) rewrote `typeof define ===
'function' && define.amd` to `false` inside `monaco-editor`'s bundled
copy of marked — whose UMD relies on its own *local* `define` shim — so
the whole optimized monaco chunk failed to evaluate and GraphiQL's
editor pane stayed blank. The check now only short-circuits when
`define` is the global AMD loader. Browser-verified: all four GraphiQL
Monaco panes mount, queries execute. (Known follow-up: GraphiQL's Monaco
workers fall back to the main thread under Vite — functional, worker
wiring is Next-specific `setup-workers/webpack`.)
## 9. `@sentry/nextjs` bundling Next internals — built TanStack bundle
crashed (caught by E2E)
The E2E suite against the **built** TanStack bundle (not the dev server)
found lazy chunks like `table-editor-*.js` dead on arrival:
`@sentry/nextjs` (imported by ~25 client files) drags in
`next/dist/shared/lib/constants`, whose module scope evaluates
`process?.features?.typescript` — optional chaining doesn't guard an
undeclared `process` in the browser, so the whole chunk failed at load
with `ReferenceError: process is not defined`. Dev shims `process`,
which is why weeks of dev-server testing never saw it.
Fixed by aliasing `@sentry/nextjs` → `compat/sentry-nextjs.ts`
(re-exports `@sentry/react`, same deduped 10.59.0, plus explicit
stand-ins for the three Next-only APIs) in the Vite build only.
Verified: fresh build has zero Next-internals markers in any chunk;
table editor loads clean; full E2E suite run against the built bundle.
Note for the stack: `alaister/tanstack-start` / the E2E-matrix branch
already carried a different fix for the same crash (a `next/constants`
shim) that never made it to master — the cherry-pick onto those branches
keeps **both** (the shim covers any other transitive importer; the alias
keeps Next internals out of the client bundle entirely).
**Follow-up found while fixing:** Sentry is never *initialized* in the
TanStack runtime — `instrumentation-client.ts` /
`sentry.server.config.ts` are Next-convention files nothing imports
under TanStack, so `captureException` calls are silent no-ops. Needs an
`@sentry/react` init (+ `tanstackRouterBrowserTracingIntegration`) wired
into the TanStack client entry as its own PR.
## 10. GraphiQL Monaco workers + edge-function Deno typings (Vite-only
gaps)
- **GraphiQL's Monaco workers ran on the main thread** under Vite
("Could not create web worker(s)…" — `setup-workers/webpack`'s `new
URL(...)` form isn't rewritten by Vite). A `graphiqlViteWorkers()`
plugin resolves the import to graphiql's own `setup-workers/vite`
variant for client builds (SSR untouched, Next untouched); the
setup-workers chain is `optimizeDeps.exclude`d because the Rolldown
optimizer can't load `?worker` ids.
- **Edge-function editors silently lost their Deno typings** —
`AIEditor` loaded `public/deno/*.d.ts` via `/* @vite-ignore */` imports
that always failed at runtime under Vite. The `.md` raw loader is
generalized into `rawTextLoader` (exact-path allowlist for the two
typings files, served as virtual string modules so the dep scanner never
parses `.d.ts` syntax), and the imports are now static-analyzable
literals that both bundlers handle (turbopack's raw-loader rules match
them on the Next side).
## Split out for reviewability
App-level fixes that reproduce on the Next build too (DOM-nesting
hydration errors, the ghost deleted-snippet nav, the recurring pg-meta
`migrations` 400) moved to their own PR: #47667. Sentry initialization
for the TanStack runtime (captures were silent no-ops) is #47666,
stacked on this PR.
## Full-site test campaign
Drove every dashboard product area on the local TanStack build
(Playwright, human-style) hunting migration regressions:
redirects/404/catch-alls, org, account, project home/branches/merge,
table editor CRUD, SQL editor (Monaco/run/save/templates/AI), all
database pages, all auth pages, storage CRUD, edge functions + realtime,
logs/observability, advisors, settings, integrations hub incl. nested
routes, global UI (palette/connect/switchers/theme/fonts), and a
cross-cutting sweep (document titles, back/forward chain, hard-refresh
hydration on deep URLs, trailing-slash active state). Every failure
found is fixed above and re-verified in-browser; remaining console
quirks were cross-checked against the deployed Next build and are
pre-existing (tracked separately).
## To test
Most fixes are already browser-verified + covered by unit tests and the
self-hosted E2E suite; the last two landed after the final browser pass
and still need an in-browser check:
1. **GraphiQL Monaco workers** — restart the dev server (clear
`apps/studio/node_modules/.vite` once first — the optimizer cache may
hold a stale prebundle of the worker chain). Open
`/project/<ref>/integrations/graphiql/graphiql` with the console open:
the `Could not create web worker(s). Falling back to loading web worker
code in main thread` warning must be gone, and DevTools → Sources →
Threads shows the three workers (json, editor, graphql). Autocomplete in
the query editor stays responsive.
2. **Edge-function Deno typings** — `/project/<ref>/functions/new`: no
"Failed to load … typings" console error, and typing `Deno.` in the
editor offers typed completions (e.g. `Deno.env`).
Spot-checks for the rest (all previously verified):
- `/project/<ref>/merge` renders (no "Module path" crash).
- Multi-line SQL in Logs Explorer survives Run → reload (no `desclimit`
gluing, no LIMIT-lint false failure); `s` param keeps `%0A`.
- `/auth/providers` → open a provider → `?provider=…` with no trailing
slash before `?`; table-editor filter/sort URLs carry no leaked
`ref`/`id` params; `/?next=new-project&projectName=x` lands on
`/new/new-project?projectName=x`.
- Integration detail pages (cron/queues/vault/data_api) show their
overview prose; GraphiQL query editor mounts.
- Built bundle (`MODE=test vite build` + `start:tanstack`): table editor
loads with no `process is not defined`.
- `curl -sI` any page on a platform deploy: `X-Content-Type-Options:
nosniff` (was the invalid `no-sniff`).
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Centralized integration overview markdown loading with registry-based
lookup.
* Improved Monaco loading/asset path handling for smoother editor
startup.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Next-style navigation/search handling now preserves pathname, hash,
repeated query keys, and special characters (including newlines).
* Redirects now reliably carry over query and hash with correct
precedence.
* **Security/Configuration**
* Updated CSP font sourcing and unified security headers delivery across
environments; conditional HSTS behavior.
* Refreshed font CSS variables and font-face definitions to match the
theme.
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### Review feedback: non-prod favicon (Joshen)
The TanStack `__root.tsx` hardcoded the prod favicon; local + hosted
staging now use the white staging favicon (`/favicon/staging`), matching
what `pages/_app.tsx` passes to `MetaFaviconsPagesRouter` for non-prod.
Rather than pull the pages-router component into the TanStack head, it
reuses the same synchronous `NEXT_PUBLIC_ENVIRONMENT` signal the file
already uses for `IS_DEV_TOOLBAR_ENABLED` (the `head()` route option
isn't a React component, so it can't run `_app`'s async CLI check — but
the env signal covers the reported local/staging case).
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Co-authored-by: Alaister Young <10985857+alaister@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
Previously, uncaught permission errors were bubbling up and preventing
the marketplace UI from rendering at all. This is a problem because
users might have access to the integrations tab, but not permissions to
view all the connected resources on a particular integration. In that
scenario, we want to degrade gracefully and show them only those
resources they have access to.
## Problem
Now that we migrated all usages of the deprecated `Tabs` component, we
don't need the `_Shadcn_` suffix anymore.
## Solution
Remove `_Shadcn_` suffix from `ui` tabs components. That's all this PR
does, no visual nor functional changes
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Standardized tab components across the app so pages and dialogs now
use the same consistent tab UI.
* Improved tab-based views in design, docs, studio, learn, and website
experiences for a more uniform interface.
* **Chores**
* Updated shared UI exports to expose tab components directly,
simplifying future usage across the product.
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## Problem
There's still more unused code in the repository which slows down
everything:
- checkouts
- tooling
- probably builds (not sure how good turbopack is at handling this)
## Solution
- remove old unused code
- remove more recent code after checking git history to ensure it's not
unfinished/ongoing work
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Chores**
* Removed several unused interface, onboarding, and helper components
from the studio app.
* Cleaned up outdated branching, integrations, query performance,
support, and table/grid UI elements.
* Removed a few unused utility hooks and key-mapping logic.
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## Problem
Our `<Button>` component breaks the default `button` contract by
redefining the `type` prop to set its variant (`primary`, `default`,
etc) instead of the button type (`submit`, `button`, etc).
This is confusing and forces to write more code when using it with
shadcn components that expect/inject the standard button props.
## Solution
- rename the `type` prop to `variant`
- rename the `htmlType` prop to `type`
- propagate the changes where necessary
- format code
## How to test
As this is just prop renaming, if it builds it's ok
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Vasilov <vasilov.ivan@gmail.com>
- Fetch additional project data needed to determine marketplace
integration installation status
- Consolidate logic to ensure consistency between left-hand nav and
overview tab
- Add special-case handling of new integrations to give us more granular
control of their behavior
- Marketplace index page
- update order of feature partner integrations in hero
- fix z-index on MarketplaceFilterBar in "list" view
<img width="275" height="104" alt="Screenshot 2026-06-02 at 17 07 29"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5cef64f9-895e-4f8d-8f30-153ddd5c89dd"
/>
- Marketplace detail page
- use "prose" css styling on overview content for better text styling
(heading with top padding, etc)
- refine FilesView in overview tab to only show swipeable and zoomable
previews (so the big image doesn't occupy too much space) + lazy load
FilesView component
- improve page loading state
- improve overview side rail sticky-top and remove redundant "About"
label
<img width="1333" height="732" alt="Screenshot 2026-06-02 at 17 20 29"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8f3dd4a0-c241-4b7f-b8c8-192e1d7a616d"
/>
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Interactive carousel with image zoom capability for viewing
integration preview images
* **Bug Fixes**
* Fixed z-index layering issue with marketplace filter bar
* **Refactor**
* Redesigned marketplace detail page header with breadcrumb navigation
* Updated integration image handling structure with enhanced metadata
* Optimized dynamic loading for integration file viewers
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Adds support for the new `integration_status` installation
identification method for OAuth marketplace integrations, which will use
the new integration state stored in Marketplace DB and updated via
partner callbacks. Fixes INT-123
Replaces the in-dashboard logic to manually construct the redirect URL
with a backend API call, as these are now routed through server-side
processing to do Posthog events and status tracking in the marketplace
DB.
Fixes INT-109
Restores proper content in new marketplace detail overview pages
compared to the legacy overview pages.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added Data API URL settings and a visible "Required extensions"
section across integration overviews.
* Unified install/manage UIs for webhooks, Stripe Sync, wrappers,
queues, and others; marketplace mode now shows marketplace-specific
overview content.
* **Style**
* Improved marketplace detail rail and filter-bar button styling;
refined list/link row visuals.
* **Refactor**
* Overview pages reorganized to branch on marketplace mode and extract
shared overview content for consistency.
* **Tests**
* Stabilized integration overview test data for deterministic runs.
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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
Introducing a new Integrations Marketplace layout
- behind feature flag
- behind opt-out feature preview (default to true) to easily toggle
before and after
Doesn't introduce new functionality, only layout change behind ff.
## What changed
Nothing if `marketplaceIntegrations` flag is off.
### With flag
- New Marketplace index layout
- filter via text or by `category`, `integration type` and `source`
- Featured Partners Integrations hero (hidden when any filter is active)
- toggle between `grid` and `list` view
- new integration detail page layout
- with top action bar
- more consistent fullWidth or narrow content layouts
- can access Feature Preview toggle under Account Dropdown > Feature
Previews > Marketplace
## How to review and what to test
I recommend reviewing file changes from bottom to top in
https://github.com/supabase/supabase/pull/45856/changes because it makes
more sense from a pr-logic perspective.
- [ ] Visit
https://studio-staging-git-chore-integrations-ui-refine-fs-supabase.vercel.app/dashboard/project/_/integrations
- [ ] Check if new layout doesn't have big layout issues like weird
paddings or margins mostly. (We can iterate in upcoming PRs for
additional features/fixes)
- [ ] Toggle "Marketplace" feature preview to `FALSE` and check that the
Integrations layout looks like in prod
https://supabase.com/dashboard/project/_/integrations
- [ ] Also check individual integration pages and toggle the feature
preview on and off to see before and after and check if everything looks
good
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Full Marketplace experience: explorer with featured hero,
filters/search, list & grid views, cards, sidebar, detailed integration
pages, install flows, badges, and a preview toggle.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Prevented stale markdown from showing when switching integrations.
* **Style**
* Improved responsive layouts, loading placeholders, and header/nav
full-width behavior.
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Co-authored-by: Saxon Fletcher <saxonafletcher@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Raminder Singh <romi_ssk@yahoo.co.in>
Passes listings by slug instead of UUID when getting an installation
URL. This is already supported in the Platform API in a backwards
compatible way.
Toward INT-109
## Summary
Part 6 of 7 in the SafeSql migration stack. Picks up the few remaining
files that didn't fit cleanly into earlier batches:
- `components/Docs/Description.tsx` — comment statements built via
`safeSql`.
-
`components/Integrations/IntegrationOverviewTabV2/InstallIntegrationSheet.test.tsx`
— test fixture updated to `SafeSqlFragment`.
- `lib/ai/tools/studio-tools.test.ts` — test fixture updated.
- `lib/api/generate-v4.test.ts` — test fixture updated.
Sets up PR 7, which flips the `executeSql` signature itself.
## Test plan
- [x] `pnpm typecheck` passes
- [x] Specific Studio unit tests run on top of the stack
(`Policies.utils.test.ts`, `SidePanelEditor.utils.createTable.test.ts`,
`useQueryInsightsIssues.utils.test.ts`)
- [x] Dev-server smoke: Docs panel renders / accepts edits
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Tests**
* Updated test suites to reflect internal type definition changes.
* **Refactor**
* Internal code improvements to enhance type safety and consistency
across the codebase.
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## Problem
The `_Shadcn_` suffix isn't needed anymore on `Select` components
## Solution
Remove it. No other changes
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Refactor**
* Updated internal component architecture to standardize and simplify
the codebase. These changes improve code maintainability and consistency
across the application without affecting existing functionality or user
experience.
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Adds a new method of installation detection for partners like Doppler.
Doppler creates edge function secrets with specific names
(`DOPPLER_CONFIG`, `DOPPLER_ENVIRONMENT`, and `DOPPLER_PROJECT`). This
method allows the dashboard to check for the presence of such a secret
to show the installation status.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Support for edge-function-secret-based OAuth identification and
verification.
* Installation checks adapt to the selected installation method and only
fetch required credentials when needed.
* Integration detection can validate installations via API key prefixes
or matching edge-function secret names.
* **Chores**
* Shared helper utilities and types exported to streamline installation
checks and mappings.
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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
This change updates the handler for simple GET installations to
correctly appending the organization_slug and project_ref parameters as
documented in our Partner Integrations Guide.
Fixes INT-111
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Integration installs now open in a new browser tab instead of
replacing the current page.
* Organization and project context are appended to integration
installation links so setups receive correct context.
* Missing or invalid installation links now fall back to the home page
to avoid navigation errors.
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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
This PR migrates the whole monorepo to use Tailwind v4:
- Removed `@tailwindcss/container-queries` plugin since it's included by
default in v4,
- Bump all instances of Tailwind to v4. Made minimal changes to the
shared config to remove non-supported features (`alpha` mentions),
- Migrate all apps to be compatible with v4 configs,
- Fix the `typography.css` import in 3 apps,
- Add missing rules which were included by default in v3,
- Run `pnpm dlx @tailwindcss/upgrade` on all apps, which renames a lot
of classes
- Rename all misnamed classes according to
https://tailwindcss.com/docs/upgrade-guide#renamed-utilities in all
apps.
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Co-authored-by: Jordi Enric <jordi.err@gmail.com>
This PR preps the monorepo for a migration to Tailwind v4:
- Bump all Tailwind dependencies and libraries to the latest possible
version, while still compatible with Tailwind 3.
- Cleans up obsolete Tailwind 3 specific options and configs.
- Cleans up unused CSS files and fixes the CSS imports.
- Migrates all `important` uses in `@apply` lines to using the `!`
prefix.
- Move `typography.css` to the `config` package and import it from the
apps.
- Migrated all occurrences of `flex-grow`, `flex-shrink`,
`overflow-clip` and `overflow-ellipsis` since they're deprecated and
will be removed in Tailwind 4.
- Make the default theme object typesafe in the `ui` package.
- Migrate all `bg-opacity`, `border-opacity`, `ring-opacity` and
`divider-opacity` to the new format where they're declared as part of
the property color.
- Bump and unify all imports of `postcss` dependency.
Currently when a user clicks the **Install integration** button on an
OAuth integration like Grafana, they are redirected to the partner
website in the same tab in which they clicked the button. This makes
them lose context in the Supabase Studio. This PR changes the behaviour
such that the partner website will be opened in a new tab.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* OAuth integration installation now opens the redirect URL in a new
browser tab instead of redirecting the current window, allowing users to
remain in the application while completing the integration process.
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## Problem
We used to have a `_Shadcn_` suffix for all the shadcn form components
because we also had `formik` form components.
This is not needed anymore.
## Solution
- Remove the suffix
- Update all usages
This PR integrates with the new marketplace db to allow Grafana (and
other partners) OAuth apps to install from the integrations page. A demo
of this working locally is available here:
https://supabase.slack.com/archives/C01GN60J0BS/p1775551752479709. End
to end flow is documented here:
https://www.notion.so/supabase/Grafana-Integration-Flow-33a5004b775f80eeaf91c098beb8071f.
TODO:
- [ ] Make sure `NEXT_PUBLIC_MARKETPLACE_API_URL` variable is set to the
new marketplace db.
- [x] Test with the `marketplaceIntegrations` enabled and disabled in
staging once https://github.com/supabase/platform/pull/31298 is merged
and available in staging.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Add OAuth "Install integration" button that detects installed
integrations and supports GET/POST install flows
* Marketplace listings now include install links, installation method,
partner info, and listing assets/logos
* **Infrastructure**
* Allow marketplace API origin for images and content in security and
image config
* Centralize marketplace types and switch marketplace data source for
more reliable listings
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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
## Problem
We'd like to update react to `19` but many of our dependencies don't
support it.
## Solution
Update those dependencies. This PR focuses on `react-hook-form`
## How to test
Play with some forms, especially those that use arrays of values
(database/enumerated types for instance) and the highly dynamic ones
(auth providers for instance)
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Chores**
* Bumped the form-handling library version across apps and packages for
improved compatibility and stability.
* **Refactor**
* Improved component form typings and generics in the studio to increase
type safety and reduce potential runtime issues.
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## Context
Part of marketplace integrations, this moves the last integration over
to the new integrations UI
Just a heads up though that the code changes imo are quite messy - am
trying to figure out how to shift a lot of the integration logic (e.g
installing, installation progress tracking, etc) into a code
configuration within `Integrations.constants.ts` so pardon the
mid-transition state. I reckon we'll be able to clean up things once
requirements are bit more clearer. (Refer to "Moving forward" section
below for details)
## Changes involved
- Much of the details on the Stripe Sync Engine page will now live in
the Installation panel
<img width="1143" height="512" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/cb23e49d-cc4e-4ad6-8a47-0bc3fe81ede7"
/>
<img width="656" height="955" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ff0e33c5-52ab-480f-b941-ebf3fd0708c5"
/>
- Code wise, `useStripeSyncStatus` will retrieve `ref` and
`connectionString` itself, don't need to pass in as parameters
## To test
- [ ] Verify that you can install + uninstall Stripe Sync Engine with
the flag off
- [ ] Verify that you can install + uninstall Stripe Sync Engine with
the flag on
## Moving forward
Couple of notes + open questions at the top of my head
- We'll need to do away with integration-specific overview UI (e.g
Queues, Data API, Webhooks, Wrappers, Stripe Sync Engine)
- Everything needs to be defined in code, so `IntegrationDefinition`
within `Integrations.constants.ts` is also a bit fluid at the moment as
we figure out what properties we need / don't need
- We'll need to figure out a way to do the following from a code config
POV, keeping in mind that integrations will be fetched remotely from a
DB
- How to trigger the installation of the integration (e.g from a set of
commands? SQL?)
- How to track the progress of the installation (e.g We can do long
polling but on what data?)
- How to uninstall the integration (if applicable, e.g Stripe Sync
Engine supports this)
- How all this this can work for self-hosted/CLI
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* New modular integration install experience: interactive install sheet
with form inputs, installation overview (Extensions & SQL), advanced
per-extension schema settings, and dedicated installation settings.
* New Stripe Sync Engine overview and action controls for
install/upgrade/uninstall flows.
* **Bug Fixes & Improvements**
* Improved installation status handling, long-polling/status checks,
progress/error reporting and telemetry; more robust install/uninstall
flows and error recovery.
* **Tests**
* Updated install-sheet tests to better simulate form submission.
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Co-authored-by: Alaister Young <10985857+alaister@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Alaister Young <alaister@users.noreply.github.com>
## I have read the
[CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
file.
YES
## What kind of change does this PR introduce?
We had some bugs where webhooks were not able to be turned on for
projects. This is to ensure that doesn't happen again
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Tests**
* Added UI tests for integration overview and installation flows: verify
action enablement/disablement (aria-disabled and visual opacity)
depending on required extensions, ensure the "Install integration"
button is disabled when no installation command or required extensions
are missing, and confirm the installation command is invoked (without
executing SQL) when appropriate.
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Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
## Context
For database extensions, previously dashboard would fire a separate call
just to retrieve the "default schema" for an extension via
`useDatabaseExtensionDefaultSchemaQuery` from the
`pg_available_extension_versions` table (the `schema` from this table
implies where the extension will be installed in)
## Changes involved
Am updating the `useDatabaseExtensionsQuery` to use a custom studio SQL
that will fetch this data in one request via a `LEFT JOIN`, so dashboard
no longer needs to fire a request to `pg_available_extension_versions`
each time we open the `EnableExtensionModal` since all the info we need
is loaded up front.
Have also validated that the cost of the custom studio SQL is low (6.8,
via explain analyze) so performance wise on the project's DB should be
okay.
This will then also allow us to correctly render the "default schema" of
the extensions in the new Install Integration Sheet now that we have
that information up front.
## Misc fix
Also fixed a small issue on the database extensions page whereby if you
searched for an extension that's hidden (e.g pg_tle), there's no "No
results" UI state showing up
<img width="1112" height="319" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/eb488117-2a24-4317-ad73-1d636f9b1bc8"
/>
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Per-extension default schema detection surfaced across install flows;
default schema options added to selectors when applicable.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Hidden extensions filtered out earlier so they no longer appear in
lists.
* Install button now correctly disables when required extensions are
missing.
* **Refactor**
* Consolidated extensions metadata retrieval and simplified schema
selection/validation logic; UI text formatting standardized.
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## Summary
- The "Install integration" button in `InstallIntegrationSheet` was
unconditionally disabled when required extensions were missing from the
DB image (`hasMissingExtensions`)
- For webhooks, the installation goes through `installationCommand`
(platform API `/database/{ref}/hook-enable`) which handles `pg_net`
setup server-side — the client-side extension check is unnecessary
- Now only disables the button for missing extensions when there is no
custom `installationCommand`
## How this happened
PR #44277 migrated Database Webhooks to the new marketplace integrations
UI. The `InstallIntegrationSheet` already had a
`disabled={hasMissingExtensions}` guard from its original implementation
(for extension-only integrations like queues). When webhooks was added
with its `installationCommand` + `requiredExtensions: ['pg_net']`, the
guard wasn't updated to account for the command-based install path.
## Test plan
- [ ] With marketplace flag enabled, verify the "Install integration"
button is clickable for webhooks even if `pg_net` is not pre-installed
- [ ] Verify clicking it successfully enables webhooks via the platform
API
- [ ] Verify that extension-only integrations (e.g. queues) still
correctly disable the button when extensions are unavailable
Fixes FE-2928
## Context
Related to marketplace integrations, now shifting wrappers over to the
new UI (feature flagged)
## Changes involved
- Added a "Installed" indicator if the integration is installed
<img width="1155" height="171" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6de2ea49-64bb-46af-ba04-db6629ec7546"
/>
- New UI will only show the "Add new wrapper" + "Recent wrappers" table
only if the required extensions have been installed (Current UI shows
them both irregardless)
<img width="1147" height="518" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c428ff70-4a52-401e-a369-6948100d1cef"
/>
- Once required extensions are installed, the wrappers tab will also
show up
- Currently the wrappers tab only shows up after a wrapper is created
- This change will affect the existing behaviour too (reckon it makes
more sense this UX)
<img width="1143" height="611" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b05f5196-854e-41c1-8a01-7a5e5cca9d4e"
/>
- In the install integration sheet, only extensions that have yet to be
installed will users be allowed to adjust schema selection for
<img width="553" height="583" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/045e185a-6235-4dc5-a984-b039b64cd7fd"
/>
- Likewise, if the extension has already been installed, it will be
omitted from the SQL code output
<img width="575" height="267" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5e6c0a75-5738-4a0d-9e33-ff19aed074d3"
/>
- Updated docs URL for some of the integrations (vault, database
webhooks, graphql)
- Nit: This one's bugged me for the longest time but remove extra border
bottom in "Recent wrappers" table
<img width="1068" height="177" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1d6e24cf-072a-4605-8eca-ee0f37406d74"
/>
FWIW i think the integrations UI for wrappers is due for an update, but
we'll leave things as they are for now - at least until we're bit more
clearer on the requirements for marketplace integrations (less we make
changes now which then have to be redone again later)
## To test
- [ ] Verify that you can install + create wrappers still with the new
UI
- [ ] Verify that behaviour is status quo with flag off (except the ones
mentioned explicitly)
## Context
Related to marketplace integrations
Shifts Database Webhooks integration to the new Integrations UI. This
one's a bit different from the previous PRs as this involves a full SQL
installation query instead of only just a database extension. So am
tweaking `Integrations.constants` a little.
For context eventually all the integrations will be pulled remotely from
a database, so am still trying to figure out an optimal data structure,
but requirements will be clearer as we build out the UI
RE installing integrations:
- For now, if the integration has a provided SQL installation command,
that'll take precedence
- Else, if the integration has a provided SQL installation query, we'll
use that on the /query endpoint
- Otherwise, if the integration only requires database extensions,
dashboard will generate the queries to install the extensions
- In the case of the former tho, we won't allow users to choose which
schema to install the extension in too
Just ping me if any clarification's required!
## To test
- [ ] Verify that you can install the database webhooks with the new
integration UI
- [ ] Verify that behaviour is status quo without the new integration UI
This PR moves several components which rely on `next` out of the `ui`
package to the `ui-patterns` package.
`ui-patterns` package is intented to be imported with specific imports
so it's ok if there are components reliant on `next` in there.
The `SonnerToaster` component has removed its dependency by requiring a
prop for `theme`.
## Context
Related to marketplace related work, just moves the Queues integration
to the new UI (Changes are feature flagged)
<img width="1145" height="584" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d3245889-597d-44e2-9850-f20907e42056"
/>
Installation is now in a side panel with the intention that it'll just
be a single click to install integrations that involve multiple parts
<img width="400" height="955" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/71903b61-6bd2-486c-903e-b48ae2133887"
/>
## To test
- Verify that you can install the integration and everything else should
be status quo
- Verify that everything should be status quo if the flag is off
## Context
Initial ground work for Marketplace Integrations (feature flagged under
the flag `marketplaceIntegrations`), in which some integrations will be
fetched over a network request (than hard-coded within the repo).
Feature flag just controls whether to we need to fetch them.
Similarly, categories under "Explore" will also be fetched, and the flag
just decides whether that should be enabled.
We're also planning to update the overview tab for integrations as well,
in which integrations fetched over the network request will use the new
UI (altho not functional just yet)
## To test
Note that the LOC changes are seemingly large, but that's just because
I've added in a types file for the Supabase project that we're using to
store the integrations data
- [x] Verify that behaviour is status quo with the flag off (Priority)
- [x] Verify that behaviour is status quo on CLI / self-host env
- [x] Verify that with the flag on you'll see one of the new
integrations fetched over network (Grafana), including an additional
category "Observability" (and clicking into it will show the new UI)
- [x] Verify that all other existing integrations are status quo
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Co-authored-by: Katerina Skroumpelou <sk.katherine@gmail.com>
