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[jira] [Updated] (RANGER-4081) [Ranger UI] [React JS] If the url to edit a policy, service or permissions for a module, and the url to view user/group/roles contains an invalid id, then page should display an error
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Mugdha Varadkar updated RANGER-4081:
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Labels: ranger-react (was: )
> [Ranger UI] [React JS] If the url to edit a policy, service or permissions for a module, and the url to view user/group/roles contains an invalid id, then page should display an error
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> Key: RANGER-4081
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RANGER-4081
> Project: Ranger
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Ranger
> Reporter: Abhishek
> Priority: Major
> Labels: ranger-react
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> If the url to edit a policy, a service or permissions for a certain module contains an invalid service id or a policy id,
> then the page is stuck in loading state.
> Ideally, if the service or a policy for a given id does not exist, then the page should
> display the appropriate error message.
> If the url to view the user/group/role details also has an invalid id, the page is stuck in loading state instead of displaying an error.
> For example, if the url to edit a security zone contains an invalid zone id, there is a popup that displays the message "Data not found for given id". A similar message should be displayed for other urls with invalid ids.
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