[ui] Supply service chart values when editing a service

[richard-cox]

Edit side of #252

Dependent on now provided ability to edit service chart values - epinio/epinio#2522

[thehejik]

report #345 (comment)

Two new issues should be opened:

• Save button always active on Edit service page
• The service is very often not updated at all (backend?)

[richard-cox]

@thehejik

Save button always active on Edit service page

We don't have a pattern for disabling the save button if there are no changes. If something is invalid though it should be.

The service is very often not updated at all (backend?)

@andreas-kupries In #345 (comment) it looks like the fields changed in the epinio service kick off changes to restricted properties in associated kube resources. Is that correct, if so is the test case valid and do we need to document this kind of thing somewhere?

[thehejik]

@richard-cox

Save button always active on Edit service page

We don't have a pattern for disabling the save button if there are no changes. If something is invalid though it should be.

ok, thanks

The service is very often not updated at all (backend?)

...it looks like the fields changed in the epinio service kick off changes to restricted properties in associated kube resources. Is that correct, if so is the test case valid and do we need to document this kind of thing somewhere?

It is fine with "simpler" nginx bitnami service, report here.

The problem with mysql was likely a conflict between E internal values.extraDeploy keys in the mysql service definition and my custom settings (related to storage) - other values like password and port number doesn't collide and the Edit always works for them.

I believe this can be closed.