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[MGMTEX] Fix action data override when adding a second action #181604

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Summary

We were overwriting the actionTypeId of the first action in the "create connector" callback. The value assigned was the actionTypeId of the newly created action, meaning that we would have converted the first action to be the same as the second one. This fix changes the actionTypeId not for the first option but for all current activeActionItem.indices.

Previously, we did add that override to fix a bug related to the slack connector #155722. Its test should cover us from breaking it back again. I did test it manually just in case and it seems to be working still. Feel free to test it too.

Also, if you are wondering why activeActionItems.indices is an array of numbers. The user might be using the same connector in more than one action and then delete the connector. In case this happens, and the user clicks on "edit rule", they will be able to restore both actions by just creating the connector once. In order to be able to restore all affected actions, their index is being stored as a number[]. More info here #86838

Closes #181407

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Fixes bug that would change the action type of the first action linked to a new rule. This happened when creating a connector inline after adding a second action to the rule.

@jcger jcger added release_note:fix Team:ResponseOps Label for the ResponseOps team (formerly the Cases and Alerting teams) Feature:Alerting/RuleActions Issues related to the Actions attached to Rules on the Alerting Framework v8.13.0 v8.14.0 v8.15.0 labels Apr 24, 2024
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LGTM 👍

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## Summary

We were overwriting the `actionTypeId` of the first action in the
"create connector" callback. The value assigned was the `actionTypeId`
of the newly created action, meaning that we would have converted the
first action to be the same as the second one. This fix changes the
`actionTypeId` not for the first option but for all current
`activeActionItem.indices`.

Previously, we did add that override to fix a bug related to the slack
connector elastic#155722. Its test
should cover us from breaking it back again. I did test it manually just
in case and it seems to be working still. Feel free to test it too.

Also, if you are wondering why `activeActionItems.indices` is an array
of numbers. The user might be using the same connector in more than one
action and then delete the connector. In case this happens, and the user
clicks on "edit rule", they will be able to restore both actions by just
creating the connector once. In order to be able to restore all affected
actions, their index is being stored as a number[]. More info here
elastic#86838

Closes elastic#181407

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Co-authored-by: Antonio <antoniodcoelho@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 60c6cdb)
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…181604) (#181691)

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jcger added a commit to jcger/kibana that referenced this pull request Apr 25, 2024
…c#181604)

## Summary

We were overwriting the `actionTypeId` of the first action in the
"create connector" callback. The value assigned was the `actionTypeId`
of the newly created action, meaning that we would have converted the
first action to be the same as the second one. This fix changes the
`actionTypeId` not for the first option but for all current
`activeActionItem.indices`.

Previously, we did add that override to fix a bug related to the slack
connector elastic#155722. Its test
should cover us from breaking it back again. I did test it manually just
in case and it seems to be working still. Feel free to test it too.

Also, if you are wondering why `activeActionItems.indices` is an array
of numbers. The user might be using the same connector in more than one
action and then delete the connector. In case this happens, and the user
clicks on "edit rule", they will be able to restore both actions by just
creating the connector once. In order to be able to restore all affected
actions, their index is being stored as a number[]. More info here
elastic#86838

Closes elastic#181407

---------

Co-authored-by: Antonio <antoniodcoelho@gmail.com>
(cherry picked from commit 60c6cdb)

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#	x-pack/test/functional_with_es_ssl/apps/triggers_actions_ui/alert_create_flyout.ts
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…181604) (#181721)

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This will backport the following commits from `main` to `8.13`:
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## Summary

We were overwriting the `actionTypeId` of the first action in the
"create connector" callback. The value assigned was the `actionTypeId`
of the newly created action, meaning that we would have converted the
first action to be the same as the second one. This fix changes the
`actionTypeId` not for the first option but for all current
`activeActionItem.indices`.

Previously, we did add that override to fix a bug related to the slack
connector elastic#155722. Its test
should cover us from breaking it back again. I did test it manually just
in case and it seems to be working still. Feel free to test it too.

Also, if you are wondering why `activeActionItems.indices` is an array
of numbers. The user might be using the same connector in more than one
action and then delete the connector. In case this happens, and the user
clicks on "edit rule", they will be able to restore both actions by just
creating the connector once. In order to be able to restore all affected
actions, their index is being stored as a number[]. More info here
elastic#86838

Closes elastic#181407

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Co-authored-by: Antonio <antoniodcoelho@gmail.com>
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