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Description of problem: Create an IS which sync all istag from remote repo, save a invalid repo. There is no warning/error info anywhere. When repo is updated to a valid one, IS failed to import. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): openshift3/registry-console:3.3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create an IS in a project with invalid repo by: 1) from Images, select a project, hit "New Image Stream" 2) select "Sync all tags ..." for "Populate", input a invalid repo in "Pull from", eg. "abcd" 2. Check Images page. 3. Update the istag with valid repo: 1) From Images select the created image 2) Click the update icon in the top-right corner. 3) Update the repo to a valid repo, eg. docker.io/openshift/hello-openshift. Keep the Populate still "sync all tags from a remote image repository", then hit Change button. Actual results: 1. There is no warning or error info when create an IS with invalid repo. IS created successfully. 2. There is no warning or error info anywhere. 3. IS updated successfully but the image is failed to import without any message even wait for about 10 mins (not sure if it's a bug) Expected results: 1. There is a warning about the invalid repo on "Pull from" value and the "Create" button should be disabled 2. If the imagestream created, at least there should be a message that the repo is invalid 3. Image should be imported with the valid repo. Additional info:
The core of this issue is that we need to be able to show errors when importing fails. As far as I can tell this is a limitation of the current rest API. When importing a repository into an image stream there is no way to get a ImageStreamImportStatus for an existing image stream. If i'm wrong about that, please assign back to me.
I've created https://trello.com/c/5Uq7C9Se/956-provide-reasonable-status-data-from-image-streams since there's a bit more we need to do to improve Image Stream statuses.
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