fix(frontend): clickable namespaces in deployments table

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[jog1t]

• refactor(frontend): runner_pool -> rivet_pool #5107
• refactor(frontend): modify onboarding for rivet compute #5106
• fix(frontend): align log region column and disable selection on metadata #5105
• fix(frontend): clickable namespaces in deployments table #5104 👈 (View in Graphite)
• fix(fontend): less monoscaped #5103
• fix(frontend): meaningful serverless metadata errors #5102
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[claude]

PR Review: fix(frontend): clickable namespaces in deployments table

Summary: This PR wraps the namespace display name in DeploymentNamespace with a TanStack Router <Link> pointing to /orgs/$organization/projects/$project/ns/$namespace. Two imports are added (Link, useParams), and useParams({ strict: false }) extracts the organization and project path params needed to build the link.

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Issues

Unsafe type assertion (primary concern)

const { organization, project } = useParams({ strict: false }) as {
  organization: string;
  project: string;
};

useParams({ strict: false }) returns Partial<AllParams>, meaning organization and project can be undefined. The cast suppresses TypeScript's check entirely. If DeploymentNamespace is ever rendered outside the expected route hierarchy, the link will silently navigate to /orgs/undefined/projects/undefined/ns/... rather than failing loudly.

Two safer approaches:

• Pass as props. The parent TagRow renders inside a route that already has organization and project available (e.g. via Route.useParams()). Pass them down explicitly — this is type-safe and matches how other components in the codebase handle route-context-dependent data.
• Add a null guard. At minimum, check that both params are defined before rendering the <Link> and fall back to plain text otherwise.

Pattern inconsistency

The surrounding deployments.tsx uses Route.useParams() for type-safe param access. Using useParams({ strict: false }) as ... in a child component is inconsistent with that pattern and moves type safety in the wrong direction.

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What looks good

• The target route path (/orgs/$organization/projects/$project/ns/$namespace) matches the actual route file at frontend/src/routes/_context/orgs.$organization/projects.$project/ns.$namespace.tsx.
• Both current call sites (deployments.tsx and actors-grid.tsx) live within the ns.$namespace route hierarchy, so params will be present at runtime for existing usages.
• No CLAUDE.md violations: no Rust changes, no vi.mock/jest.mock, no route loader pattern issues, no em dashes or style violations.

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Recommendation

Pass organization and project as explicit props from the parent (or from TagRow) down to DeploymentNamespace rather than reaching up with useParams({ strict: false }). This keeps the component's dependencies explicit and removes the unsafe cast.