* descritpion and transformations
* add fieldMinMax to schema
* add nullValueMode to schema
* convert actions
* disabled prop in transformations
* update
* fix
* gauge
* remove index (deprecated) and decimals as strings
* gofmt
* codegen
* lint
* open api
* Dashboard: Add test case for BOM characters in link URLs
This test demonstrates the issue where BOM (Byte Order Mark) characters
in dashboard link URLs cause CUE validation errors during v1 to v2
conversion ('illegal byte order mark').
The test input contains BOMs in various URL locations:
- Dashboard links
- Panel data links
- Field config override links
- Options dataLinks
- Field config default links
* Dashboard: Strip BOM characters from URLs during v1 to v2 conversion
BOM (Byte Order Mark) characters in dashboard link URLs cause CUE
validation errors ('illegal byte order mark') when opening v2 dashboards.
This fix strips BOMs from all URL fields during conversion:
- Dashboard links
- Panel data links
- Field config override links
- Options dataLinks
- Field config default links
The stripBOM helper recursively processes nested structures to ensure
all string values have BOMs removed.
* Dashboard: Strip BOM characters in frontend v2 conversion
Add stripBOMs parameter to sortedDeepCloneWithoutNulls utility to remove
Byte Order Mark (U+FEFF) characters from all strings when serializing
dashboards to v2 format.
This prevents CUE validation errors ('illegal byte order mark') that occur
when BOMs are present in any string field. BOMs can be introduced through
copy/paste from certain editors or text sources.
Applied at the final serialization step so it catches BOMs from:
- Existing v1 dashboards being converted
- New data entered during dashboard editing
* Dashboard migration: preserve legacy string datasource references
Fix v1beta1 → v2alpha1 conversion to handle legacy string datasource
references in QueryVariable, AdhocVariable, and GroupByVariable.
Previously, string datasource references (both template variables like
"$datasource" and direct names/UIDs like "prometheus") were being
dropped during conversion, causing variable chaining to break.
The frontend's DatasourceSrv.getInstanceSettings() already handles
string references by trying uid → name → id lookup at runtime, so we
preserve the string in the uid field and let the frontend resolve it.
* trigger frontend ci tests when dashboard migration code changes
* v1: if string convert to DS ref
* Update migration testdata to fix template variable datasource references
* update
* move content and mode properties to options level
* move to angular section
* Update comments
* handle missing angular text panel
* re-generate test files
* angualr panels tests
* fixing test
* Update output files
* Update output for dev dashboard
* Spread options at the top panel level for migration
* linting issue
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Ortega <ivanortegaalba@gmail.com>
* rows with hidden header should never be collapsed
* fix test
* shouldn't need to normalize this
* fix frontend conversion
* fix lint
* Update public/app/features/dashboard-scene/serialization/transformSaveModelToScene.ts
Co-authored-by: Ivan Ortega Alba <ivanortegaalba@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: oscarkilhed <oscar.kilhed@grafana.com>
Co-authored-by: Ivan Ortega Alba <ivanortegaalba@gmail.com>
* Reapply "v1 to v2 conversion: Fix issue when Grafana datasource wouldn't be resolved correctly (#114555)"
This reverts commit db9cff8e2d.
* Update input and fix the failing test
* fix: add missing transformation for scenes -> save model v2
* fix: link placement transformation on the backend between schemas
* fix: update the openapi spec in the tests
* tes: add tests for `transformSceneToSaveModelSchemaV2`
* tests: extend conversion_test.go to cover link placements
* Add library panel repeat options to v2 schema during conversion
* use any instead of interface{}
* change to common.Unstructured instead of byte[] for model field
* Fix the tests and let the library panel behavior fetch repeat options in public and scripted dashboards
* fix library panel differences between backend and frontend conversion
Haris Rozajac
Marc M.andidastambuk
Oscar Kilhed
Kristina DemeshchikandIvan Ortega
Ryan McKinley
Levente Balogh
Jean-Philippe Quéméner
