PublicDashboards: Paused or deleted public dashboard screen

[juanicabanas]

What is this feature?

When an admin user pauses or deletes a public dashboard, then the viewer shows a new screen with the proper message.

Which issue(s) does this PR fix?:

Fixes #63953

Special notes for your reviewer:

new-pubdash-not-available.mov

[owensmallwood]

might be helpful to keep this PR and the enterprise one named the same

[owensmallwood]

The only thing I noticed while testing it was if I use the light theme on my Grafana instance, the paused page still uses the dark theme. Not sure if this matters. I think the request access page does the same thing.

[owensmallwood]

Page looks good 👍

[evictorero]

With this change we are introducing a new concept 'paused' which is a friendly way to tell the user that a dashboard is disabled. I think we should not use this concept in the backend. I prefer to continue using 'disabled' or 'notEnabled' for consistency and let the frontend to choose how to communicate this state.

[juanicabanas]

Agree. gonna make those changes

[juanicabanas]

However, we still need to set the "Public dashboard paused" message, since the idea to that message is to be shown directly in the tooltip component, without any translation

[juanicabanas]

The only thing I noticed while testing it was if I use the light theme on my Grafana instance, the paused page still uses the dark theme. Not sure if this matters. I think the request access page does the same thing.

@owensmallwood that's a good point. I'm checking and some attributes are null when pubdash is paused/deleted. Gonna make some research

[juanicabanas]

The only thing I noticed while testing it was if I use the light theme on my Grafana instance, the paused page still uses the dark theme. Not sure if this matters. I think the request access page does the same thing.

@owensmallwood that's a good point. I'm checking and some attributes are null when pubdash is paused/deleted. Gonna make some research

After some research:

• The theme is set based on the user preferences. Those preferences are queried based on the userId and the orgId. The problem here is the orgId
• For pubdash, we have a GetOrgIdByAccessToken method, which gets the orgId for the respective public dashboard as long as it exists and is enabled. So, we can remove the is enabled restriction (which I would like to know why we have it). @evictorero any idea?
• However, when the public dashboard is deleted, it's impossible to get the orgId, since there's no record anymore. Therefore, for the "deleted public dashboard" page, the orgId won't be returned and the theme will be the dark one.

[juanicabanas]

The only thing I noticed while testing it was if I use the light theme on my Grafana instance, the paused page still uses the dark theme. Not sure if this matters. I think the request access page does the same thing.

@owensmallwood that's a good point. I'm checking and some attributes are null when pubdash is paused/deleted. Gonna make some research

After some research:

• The theme is set based on the user preferences. Those preferences are queried based on the userId and the orgId. The problem here is the orgId
• For pubdash, we have a GetOrgIdByAccessToken method, which gets the orgId for the respective public dashboard as long as it exists and is enabled. So, we can remove the is enabled restriction (which I would like to know why we have it). @evictorero any idea?
• However, when the public dashboard is deleted, it's impossible to get the orgId, since there's no record anymore. Therefore, for the "deleted public dashboard" page, the orgId won't be returned and the theme will be the dark one.

Some updates here:

• We have org theme and user theme configuration. If the pubdash is paused, we're not returning the orgId. Therefore, it takes de .ini theme config. Modifying the query I mentioned before, it lets the paused pubdash be rendered with the user theme. If there's no user, it takes the org theme, which is a good behavior.

Gonna make those changes @evictorero @owensmallwood