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  • New Features

    • The kubeconfig download alert is now shown only when a specific feature flag is disabled, in addition to existing conditions.
  • Refactor

    • Improved conditional rendering for alerts to enhance clarity and maintainability.

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The code refactors the conditional rendering logic within the ClusterDetailStatusMessages component. The RenderIf utility was removed and replaced by direct conditional rendering using logical operators. A new feature flag, accessed via the useFeature hook, is now used to determine whether the kubeconfig download alert should be displayed. The logic for rendering alerts has been updated to use inline conditions, but the component's interface and other alert logic remain unchanged.

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libs/ui-lib/lib/ocm/components/clusterDetail/ClusterDetailStatusMessages.tsx Replaced RenderIf with inline conditional rendering; introduced useFeature hook for feature flag checks; updated alert rendering logic.

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A bunny hops through lines anew,
Swapping wrappers for logic true.
Feature flags now lead the way,
Alerts appear, then hop away.
With simple checks and tidy code,
The cluster’s status clearly showed!
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libs/ui-lib/lib/ocm/components/clusterDetail/ClusterDetailStatusMessages.tsx (4)

18-18: LGTM: Added feature hook for conditional rendering.

Adding the useFeature hook is appropriate for implementing feature-flag-based rendering.


29-29: LGTM: Good feature flag implementation.

The variable name is descriptive and clearly indicates the purpose of the flag check.


47-60: LGTM: Well-implemented conditional rendering.

The refactoring from a RenderIf component to direct conditional rendering with logical operators improves readability while maintaining the same conditional logic. The addition of the !isSingleClusterFeatureEnabled check properly implements the PR objective of hiding kubeconfig deletion information when the feature flag is enabled.


61-78: LGTM: Simplified rendering pattern.

The refactoring to use direct conditional rendering with the logical && operator instead of a wrapper component improves code clarity while maintaining the same behavior.

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