workers -> compute
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
- **New Features**
- Added the Compute experience for deploying, viewing, managing, and
monitoring compute instances.
- Added Compute navigation, instance detail pages, secrets, logs,
deployment dialogs, generated snippets, and CLI commands.
- Added filtering, status, availability, and data-loading support for
compute instances.
- **Updates**
- Updated labels, icons, links, feature controls, unified logs, and
secret-deletion messaging to use Compute terminology.
- Compute routes now replace the previous Workers routes and pages.
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## What
The worker detail page at `/project/[ref]/workers/[name]`, reading `GET
/v2/projects/{ref}/workers/{name}`. Base: #49194.
## How to test
Only on the **Mockamaster** project in staging — it is the one project
in the alpha allow-list.
1. Staging dashboard → Mockamaster → **Workers** → click
`dashboard-test`
2. Overview: instances read 1 declared / 1 live / 1 ready / 0 stale, no
error alerts
3. Settings: Deno 2, `denoland/deno:latest`, 2 GB · 1 vCPU, private, US
West (locked)
4. **How to call** in the header → the snippets name the real worker URL
No write actions. Delete (FE-4190) is deliberately out.
Closes FE-4189
Closes FE-4197
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Added worker detail pages with overview, requests, logs, builds, and
settings tabs.
* Added worker metadata, runtime details, invocation examples, and local
development commands.
* Added worker log streams with refresh, row selection, loading, empty,
and error states.
* Added worker-specific log formatting and clearer instance status
information.
* **Documentation**
* Updated migration tracking to mark the worker route as complete.
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## Problem
High availability (Multigres) projects don't expose Multigres service
logs in the Studio logs UI, so users on HA projects have no entry point
to inspect them.
## Fix
Add a `Multigres` logs collection, gated behind the `multigresLogs`
ConfigCat flag **and** the project's `high_availability` flag
(`useShowMultigresLogs`):
- New `Multigres` entry in the logs sidebar `Collections`, linking to a
new `multigres-logs` page that queries the `multigres_logs` table.
- Wire `multigres_logs` through the logs constants, types, table SQL,
query type, and service labels.
- Row formatting: parse the JSON `event_message` and render `level`
through `SeverityFormatter` and `msg` through `TextFormatter`, matching
the other service collections (instead of dumping raw JSON).
- `WARN` severity is now styled like `WARNING` (amber), since Multigres
emits `level: WARN`.
- Log detail drawer: parse the JSON `event_message` and spread its keys
onto the log so each field (level, msg, query, error, connection_id,
etc.) renders as its own collapsible row.
- Single-log query omits the `metadata` column for `multigres_logs` (the
table has no such column), fixing an `INVALID_ARGUMENT` error when
opening the detail drawer.
- Event chart: parse the level out of `event_message` via `JSON_VALUE`
so error/warning bars are counted (the table has no top-level level
column).
- Add the `multigres_logs` source schema to the Field Reference drawer,
same gating.
## Why a feature flag
`high_availability` is an existing product feature that predates
Multigres, so existing HA projects could otherwise see a broken
collection querying a `multigres_logs` table they don't have. Requiring
the `multigresLogs` flag ships the feature dark and decouples rollout
from HA status. The flag must be created in ConfigCat before enabling;
until then `useFlag` returns false and the feature stays hidden.
## How to test
- Enable the `multigresLogs` flag (or override locally) and open a
project where `high_availability` is `true`.
- Navigate to `Logs`. Confirm a `Multigres` entry appears under
`Collections` (after `Replication`).
- Open it: the page loads at `/project/<ref>/logs/multigres-logs` and
queries `multigres_logs`.
- Confirm rows show a colored severity pill (including amber `WARN`) and
a readable message rather than raw JSON.
- Confirm the chart counts error/warning bars correctly.
- Click a row: the detail drawer shows each parsed field as its own row,
with no error.
- Open the Field Reference drawer and confirm `Multigres` is listed as a
source.
- With the flag off, or on a non-HA project, confirm the collection and
Field Reference source are both hidden.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Multigres added as a dedicated log source with its own Logs page,
sidebar entry, and query type.
* Log list and preview now parse Multigres payloads to surface
timestamp, severity, and formatted message.
* Multigres integrated into charting, prompt labels, and field-reference
UI (hidden unless enabled).
* New hook controls showing Multigres UI only when feature flag + HA
project condition are met.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Severity rendering treats "WARN" the same as "WARNING".
* **Tests**
* Unit tests added for Multigres parsing and the show-Multigres hook.
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## Problem
Auth log entries store metadata as a stringified JSON object in the
`event_message` field (e.g. `{"msg":"user signed
in","level":"info","status":200,"path":"/auth/v1/token"}`). The
dashboard was rendering this raw JSON string in the event message column
instead of a human-readable message.
## Fix
Added `parseAuthLogEventMessage` utility to `UnifiedLogs.utils.ts` that
JSON-parses the `event_message` value and extracts the `msg` field,
falling back to the `error` field, then the original raw string. The raw
string fallback ensures self-hosted versions with different log formats
continue to render without breaking between releases.
Applied in two places:
- `UnifiedLogs/components/Columns.tsx`: event_message column for
`log_type === 'auth'` rows
- `Settings/Logs/LogColumnRenderers/AuthColumnRenderer.tsx`:
event_message fallback when `metadata.msg` is absent
## How to test
1. Open the Supabase dashboard and navigate to Logs > Auth Logs
2. Verify that log entries show a plain message (e.g. "login attempt",
"invalid password") in the event message column instead of a raw JSON
string
3. Navigate to the unified logs view and filter to auth logs only
4. Verify the event message column shows the same human-readable
messages
5. Confirm that non-auth log types (edge, postgres, etc.) are unaffected
6. Expected result: auth log entries show readable messages; all other
log sources are unchanged
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Bug Fixes**
* Auth log messages now display in a more readable, human-friendly
format by intelligently parsing message data.
* **Refactor**
* Removed tooltip functionality from the pathname column in logs view
for streamlined display.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Joshen Lim <joshenlimek@gmail.com>
## Problem
The edge function logs table at
`/observability/logs/edge-functions-logs` did not show which edge
function was called. Users had to open individual log entries to find
the function name, even though the information is available in the log
data.
## Fix
- Added `request.pathname` to the SQL SELECT query for
`function_edge_logs` so the pathname is returned with each row.
- Added `extractEdgeFunctionName` utility that parses the last path
segment from the pathname (e.g. `/functions/v1/hello-world-1` becomes
`hello-world-1`).
- Updated `FunctionsEdgeColumnRender` to display the function name
between the HTTP method and the log ID columns.
- Added unit tests for `extractEdgeFunctionName` covering normal paths,
null/undefined, non-string values, and pathnames without slashes.
<img width="1472" height="776" alt="CleanShot 2026-03-19 at 13 18 47@2x"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e437f7df-7aab-4ea5-b421-95bab3923605"
/>
## How to test
- Navigate to Logs and Analytics, then Edge Functions logs.
- Confirm each row now shows the function name (e.g. `hello-world-1`)
between the HTTP method and the log ID.
- Confirm rows without a pathname (e.g. non-platform or self-hosted)
still render without errors.
- Confirm clicking a row still opens the log detail panel correctly.
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## I have read the
[CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
file.
YES
## What kind of change does this PR introduce?
As we now have the internal error code mapping in `shared-data`, thought
it better to move away from the GraphQL endpoint and leave that for
external use. The error code popovers in studio now rely on shared-data,
meaning instant loads and no rate limiting.
## I have read the
[CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
file.
YES
## What kind of change does this PR introduce?
This introduces a small snippet preview of the error code coming via our
content API for the docs. This appears in a couple of places right now.
- **Auth Overview** - This page isn't fully released yet, but it appears
on the error codes table (as depicted below).
- **Logs** - When you delve into the logs panel, if there's an error
code available, they're also wrapped in this popover.
We are also working on a shared-data package (#43458) to potentially
replace this endpoint internally. Also introduces a multifaceted button
to debug/fix with either Assistant or LLM of choice.
| Auth Overview | Logs Panel |
|--------|--------|
| <img width="407" height="287" alt="Screenshot 2026-03-09 at 14 14 09"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7450dddb-6828-4cd3-802d-37d47ba1b440"
/> | <img width="394" height="216" alt="Screenshot 2026-03-09 at 14 13
56"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/80c2a46e-dbe4-4e88-a0a7-68b977a71d6b"
/> |
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* Switch all top-level imports for ui-patterns components to use specific components when importing.
* Remove the @ui-patterns shorthand since it works exactly the same without the @.
* More import fixes.
* Fix the ui-patterns tests.
* Move all studio files from /studio to /apps/studio.
* Move studio specific prettier ignores.
* Fix the ui references from studio.
* Fix the css imports.
* Fix all package.json issues.
* Fix the prettier setup for the studio app.
* Add .turbo folder to prettierignore.
* Fix the github workflows.
Francesco Sansalvadore
