Resolves FE-4014
A user with a project-scoped role opening any project integration
overview (e.g. Cron) hits an unbounded request loop — the page sits on a
skeleton forever while hammering the platform API until it gets rate
limited.
**Changed:**
- `useProjectOAuthIntegrationData` now passes `retryOnMount: false` to
its five queries, so a 403 settles as a terminal error instead of
refetching on every consumer mount
## Why
Project-scoped roles have no org-level permissions, so `GET
/platform/organizations/{slug}/oauth/apps` 403s. We don't retry 4xx, so
the query settles into `error` with no data — and an errored query with
no data is never fresh, so it refetches on *every* new observer mount.
That feeds a loop: refetch → `isLoading` true → `IntegrationPage` swaps
its whole subtree to a skeleton → `<Component />` unmounts → 403 lands →
`isLoading` false → remounts → mounts fresh observers → refetch.
Measured ~20 req/s (480 observer add/removes and 120 requests in a 6s
window) until the API 429s it, then it continues at the retry cadence
indefinitely.
The other four queries in that hook can 403 the same way for restricted
roles, and any one of them alone sustains the loop — hence the option on
all five.
Not fixed here: `IntegrationPage` tearing down its subtree whenever
`isLoading` flips
(`pages/project/[ref]/integrations/[id]/[pageId]/[childId]/index.tsx:58-94`)
is the amplifier that turns a wasted request into a loop, and will still
reset UI state on any background refetch. Worth a follow-up.
## To test
Needs an account with a project-scoped role in a shared org (not an org
owner/admin).
- Open `/project/{ref}/integrations` for that project, click into Cron
(or any integration) → overview should render, not sit on a skeleton
- Network tab: `organizations/{slug}/oauth/apps?type=authorized` should
fire once and 403, not repeat
- Console should show 1 error, not hundreds ending in a 429
- As an org owner, integration overviews should behave exactly as before
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Prevented repeated refetching of integration data after handled
authorization/403 errors, avoiding refetch loops on remount.
* Improved consistency on integration landing screens by standardizing
how related integration queries are enabled and retried.
* **Enhancements**
* Added permission-aware loading/error handling for OAuth integration
data, showing OAuth results only when the selected organization grants
read access.
* **Chores**
* Updated permission-check typings to treat an explicitly empty project
reference as absent.
* **Tests**
* Extended integration settings tests with permission fixtures to cover
OAuth read access.
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Use `grafana-cloud` slug for the partner integration.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added Grafana Cloud to the featured integrations in the marketplace.
* Added light and dark themed artwork for the Grafana Cloud featured
integration.
* **Improvements**
* Updated the OAuth “installed” detection to include Grafana Cloud
alongside Grafana.
* Included Grafana Cloud in the set of official partners for the
partner-only filter.
* **Tests**
* Expanded marketplace integration fixtures to cover Grafana Cloud
scenarios.
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Previously, uncaught permission errors were bubbling up and preventing
the marketplace UI from rendering at all. This is a problem because
users might have access to the integrations tab, but not permissions to
view all the connected resources on a particular integration. In that
scenario, we want to degrade gracefully and show them only those
resources they have access to.
Adds integrations settings page to each oauth integration to show
associated resources (e.g. API keys, config, oauth apps, etc)
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
## Summary
* **New Features**
* Added a Marketplace “Settings” tab with a grouped **Connected
resources** view (OAuth apps, API keys, Edge Function secrets, SMTP),
including loading/empty/missing-resource states and per-kind removal
actions.
* Added a resource-group section UI plus integration-aware grouping/copy
customization and missing-kind zero-states.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Improved installed-state detection for Grafana and Doppler by
broadening conditions.
* Added an orphaned-resources warning when expected OAuth apps are
missing.
* **Refactor**
* Unified connected-resource removal into a single flow with
OAuth-specific revoke handling.
* **Tests**
* Added comprehensive UI and utility coverage for grouping, states, and
destructive removal behavior.
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Bumps the Stripe Sync Engine package to version 1.0.32. Note that the
package name has also changed from `stripe-experiment-sync` to
`@stripe/sync-engine`.
Manual tests run on preview:
- [x] Install a fresh version of 1.0.32.
- [x] Uninstall freshly installed version 1.0.32
- [x] Upgrade from a lower version (1.0.31 tested)
- [x] Upgrade to 1.0.32 and uninstall
- [x] Confirm that data is being synced
- Fetch additional project data needed to determine marketplace
integration installation status
- Consolidate logic to ensure consistency between left-hand nav and
overview tab
- Add special-case handling of new integrations to give us more granular
control of their behavior
Adds support for the new `integration_status` installation
identification method for OAuth marketplace integrations, which will use
the new integration state stored in Marketplace DB and updated via
partner callbacks. Fixes INT-123
Adds a new method of installation detection for partners like Doppler.
Doppler creates edge function secrets with specific names
(`DOPPLER_CONFIG`, `DOPPLER_ENVIRONMENT`, and `DOPPLER_PROJECT`). This
method allows the dashboard to check for the presence of such a secret
to show the installation status.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Support for edge-function-secret-based OAuth identification and
verification.
* Installation checks adapt to the selected installation method and only
fetch required credentials when needed.
* Integration detection can validate installations via API key prefixes
or matching edge-function secret names.
* **Chores**
* Shared helper utilities and types exported to streamline installation
checks and mappings.
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