Release LoadGen FrontEnd: 1.0.0.11821

LoadGen FrontEnd

• Support ticket bundle now includes appliance host and container versions — [#8476] When you click Send to Support on an appliance deployment, the generated bundle now includes the host OS, architecture, appliance agent version, and the versions of every container (api, frontend, mcp, grafana, influxdb) so the support team has the full picture in one shot. Non-appliance deployments are unaffected.
• Send-to-Support success banner now shows the new ticket id and a direct link — After a successful send, the confirmation banner now reads "Ticket #12345 created." with an "Open work item" link that opens the work item in a new tab, alongside the existing reference id. If the upstream ticket creation only partially succeeded, the banner falls back to the legacy reference-id-only message rather than showing a fake id.
• Static and DHCP-supplied DNS servers are now shown separately on the Appliance Network page — [#8455] The DNS panel on the appliance network page now splits the list into a "Static" section (editable) and a "Supplied by DHCP" section (read-only, with an info tooltip explaining that DHCP entries must be managed by disabling DHCP in IP settings first). The DNS edit modal is now scoped to static entries only, so DHCP-supplied servers can no longer be accidentally promoted to the static set on save.
• [#8459] Wide pages such as the Uptime checks list and the Appliance page now show a horizontal scrollbar at the bottom of the page body when content overflows, so the page-header Refresh button, the right-most stats card, the right-most filter, and the right-most table column are always reachable instead of being clipped off the right edge.
• [#8457] The SMTP check endpoint hint on the New Check wizard now reads "Format: host:port — port is required (use :25 for the SMTP default)" so the on-screen guidance matches what the probe actually requires.
• [#8460] Clicking the "X open" incidents indicator on a check card on the Uptime overview page now opens the Incidents page instead of incorrectly opening the check editor. Clicking anywhere else on the card still opens the editor as before.
• [#8463] The schedule step of the New Check wizard now displays an explicit "Minimum 30 seconds (slider snaps in 30s increments)" hint directly under the interval slider, so it is clear why values below 30 seconds cannot be selected. Screen readers also surface the hint.
• [#8464] On step 7 (Failure Detection Mode) of the New Check wizard, selecting the "Retry Count" radio now reveals the Retry Count number input directly under that radio, and selecting "Time Window" reveals the Time Window and Failure Threshold inputs under its own radio. Previously the inputs appeared in the wrong position below the radio group.
• [#8465] Switching between catalog entries on step 1 of the New Check wizard now correctly removes the previous entry's default tags before merging in the new entry's defaults, so step 2 no longer shows tags from the previously selected catalog entry. Custom tags you added yourself are preserved.
• [#8466] The SSL/TLS (CertChain) check endpoint placeholder on the New Check wizard now shows example.com:443 instead of https://example.com, and the hint clarifies that the URL scheme must not be included. This matches what the certificate probe actually accepts.
• [#8467] Pressing Shift+Enter in the Description field of the Create Support Ticket dialog now inserts a newline as expected, instead of submitting the ticket and closing the dialog. The Title field continues to submit on Enter as before.
• [#8469] The PowerShell check step of the New Check wizard no longer links to a missing documentation page for the script return contract. The link has been replaced with an info icon whose tooltip describes the contract directly: exit code 0 means healthy, non-zero means failed, the last line of stdout is used as the status message, stderr is captured as the failure reason, and long-running scripts are killed after the configured timeout.
• [#8471] The Start and End times of a new Maintenance Window now default to the next round hour (and the hour after that), instead of the current minute plus one and two hours. For example, at 14:37 the Start now defaults to 15:00 and the End to 16:00. Editing an existing window is unchanged.