v0.2.1 the node list reports kind instead of source, detail tabs filtered by kind, kind-shaped Overview, URL/DNS/Meraki badges in the inventory, + adds a node, Edit node on the pane

📋 Full release notes: RELEASE_NOTES.md

Container images published by CI for this release (also tagged :latest, since this version carries no pre-release suffix):

ghcr.io/horryworks/yagra-core:v0.2.1
ghcr.io/horryworks/yagra-poller:v0.2.1
ghcr.io/horryworks/yagra-web:v0.2.1

Breaking changes

• The node list now reports what each node is. GET /api/v1/nodes and
  GET /api/v1/nodes/by-group replace the two-valued source field with kind — the same
  meraki / url / dns / device value GET /api/v1/nodes/{id} already returned, resolved by
  the one function the scheduler also asks, so a list row can no longer disagree with the detail
  page it opens. source is removed rather than deprecated: it was a lossy projection added for a
  single tree badge, and it would have read "device" for every monitor kind added since and every
  one added next. Mapping for API clients: source == "meraki" becomes kind == "meraki", and
  everything that was "device" is now one of device, url or dns. The MCP list_nodes and
  get_node_status tools carry the same kind, so an AI client can tell a URL monitor from a
  switch before asking which metrics it has.

Improvements

• A node's detail page now shows only the tabs its kind can fill. A URL or DNS monitor shows
  Overview and Collection; a Meraki device adds Events. Interfaces, Neighbors and Flow are gone from
  those kinds — not because they were empty today, but because they cannot ever be filled: a URL or
  DNS monitor is dispatched one HTTP or DNS check and is never SNMP-walked or pinged, and a Meraki
  device is polled through the Dashboard API with no per-node job at all. Nothing becomes
  unreachable: passive events for any node remain at Alerts ▸ Events filtered by node, and none
  of these kinds is ever a NetFlow exporter. A bookmarked link to a tab a node does not show now
  lands on Overview and corrects the address bar, instead of drawing a pane with no tab selected.
• The Overview of a monitor stops describing a device it is not. A DNS monitor used to lead with
  an empty "ICMP RTT · last 30 min" chart and a facts grid whose Maker, Model, SNMP credential and
  Uptime were four consecutive em dashes — all of them answers to an SNMP walk that kind never
  receives. The chart is now shown only where ICMP is actually sent, the grid lists only rows that
  can hold a value (a DNS monitor gains a Resolver row instead), and the line under the node's name
  reads wg.example.net · A rather than 0.0.0.0 · unknown device. Each kind's "last seen" is now
  read from the metric it actually produces, so monitors show one at all.
• URL, DNS and Meraki nodes are now labelled as such in the inventory. A short URL / DNS /
  Meraki badge sits after the name in the node tree, in a group's member list and beside the title
  on the detail page, with the full kind on hover. Ordinary devices stay unmarked, so the badge means
  "read this one differently". Previously only Meraki was distinguishable and a URL monitor was
  indistinguishable from a switch.
• The Collection tab no longer shows a 0 count pill on nodes whose profile attaches no
  collection sets — which is every URL and DNS monitor. A zero there read as a fault; it now shows
  no pill, matching the Interfaces tab's existing rule.
• The inventory's ＋ adds a node, not just a group. It now opens a two-item menu — add node, add
  group — and both act on whatever the tree has selected: with a group (or a node inside one)
  selected they read Add node to "Tokyo"… / Add subgroup in "Tokyo"…, and with nothing selected
  they file at top level. Adding a node used to be reachable only by right-clicking a tree row,
  which is undiscoverable on a desktop and impossible on a touch device, where contextmenu never
  fires — so on a phone the inventory could grow folders but not nodes. The ＋ on a group row offers
  the same two, scoped to that group.
• The Add node dialog now has a Group field. It is preselected from wherever the dialog was
  opened and can be changed before saving, instead of the previous read-only "Adding to top
  level" note. This also fixes a node added from a selected group's pane landing at top level
  regardless of the group.
• "Edit node" is now on the node pane of the Nodes page, not only on the full detail page.
  Changing a node's profile, credential, maker/model or poller pool from the inventory split meant
  first pressing "Open detail" — a button that reads as navigation, not as editing, so the edit path
  was effectively hidden. It sits beside "Move…" and opens the same dialog.

Bug Fixes

• A DNS monitor's resolution history no longer paints its status chip over the next column. The
  Resolution column was 140px wide while "No such name (NXDOMAIN)" — and its Japanese equivalent
  more so — needs half again as much, and a status chip is deliberately never squeezed, so it
  overflowed at every browser width. The column is now sized for the longest label in either locale,
  and the chip truncates with an ellipsis (full text on hover) rather than spilling if a future label
  or a wider system font still does not fit.