feature/change-welcome-to-from-styles

[klinch0]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced dashboard welcome messages to automatically customize greetings based on locale settings.
  • Adjusted backend integration to dynamically enable additional authentication features when advanced security configurations are active.
  • Added a display name field for the ClusterKeycloakRealm to improve user-friendly representation based on locale.
  • Introduced conditional logic for dashboard dependencies based on OIDC configuration.

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Walkthrough

The changes update three configuration files related to the dashboard release. They introduce conditional logic in the customStyle section to set a localized welcome message based on the presence of a locale variable. One file also conditionally manages dependencies by adding keycloak-configure if the $oidcEnabled variable is true. No exported or public entities were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/core/.../paas-full.yaml, packages/core/.../paas-hosted.yaml	Enhanced the customStyle section by adding a conditional block. If a locale variable is defined, the .welcome element displays a locale-specific message; otherwise, it shows a generic message.
packages/core/.../paas-hosted.yaml	Updated dependency management: conditionally adds keycloak-configure to the dashboard’s dependencies when $oidcEnabled is true.
packages/system/.../configure-kk.yaml	Added a displayName field to ClusterKeycloakRealm, set to the value of the $locale variable, enhancing metadata representation.

Possibly related PRs

• feature/add-wl #632: Modifications to the dashboard’s customStyle section with conditional logic for locale handling, similar to the changes introduced here.

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Suggested reviewers

• kvaps
• klinch0

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

packages/core/platform/bundles/paas-hosted.yaml (1)

184-192: Ensure Safe and Consistent Rendering of the Localized Welcome Message

The newly added conditional block in the customStyle section correctly displays a locale‐specific welcome message when $locale is present and falls back to a default when it isn’t. However, because the value of $locale is injected directly into the innerHTML, please verify that this variable is either sanitized or originates only from a trusted source to prevent potential XSS risks. Additionally, consider whether a helper (e.g., using a quoting/escaping function) could be used here so that similar functionality can be maintained consistently across multiple configuration files.

Example refactoring suggestion:

-            innerHTML: 'Welcome to, <span>{{ $locale }}</span>!';
+            innerHTML: 'Welcome to, <span>{{ quote $locale }}</span>!';

[security]

packages/core/platform/bundles/paas-full.yaml (1)

261-269: Validate and Maintain Consistency in the Custom Welcome Message

The conditional block added in the customStyle section (lines 261–269) mirrors the implementation in the hosted configuration, ensuring that a locale-specific welcome message is used when available. As with the hosted file, please ensure that the $locale value is properly sanitized or escaped (e.g., by using a quoting function) to avoid potential XSS issues when the string is injected into innerHTML. If this pattern is used in multiple places, consider abstracting it into a reusable helper template.

Example diff suggestion:

-            innerHTML: 'Welcome to, <span>{{ $locale }}</span>!';
+            innerHTML: 'Welcome to, <span>{{ quote $locale }}</span>!';

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