Release LoadGen FrontEnd: 1.0.0.12323

LoadGen FrontEnd

• Uptime dashboards — build a board of the checks you care about — a new Dashboards area under Uptime lets you assemble your own boards instead of only viewing the full check fleet:

- Manage boards — create, rename, duplicate, and delete boards, and star one as your landing page. All checks is always available as a built-in row, so you can never lose your way back to the full fleet.

- Build the board — drag checks from a searchable, filterable palette (by name, endpoint, tag, environment, group, service type, or status) onto a grid of 2 to 6 tiles per row, or double-click to add. Tiles come in compact, standard, and wide sizes, and you can add headings to group them.

- Honest tiles — a paused check renders as Paused, and a tile pointing at a check that no longer exists says so with a Remove action instead of quietly disappearing. If a refresh fails, the last known values stay on screen (clearly labelled) rather than the board going blank.

- Uptime now opens on the board you starred, while All checks always shows the full fleet. The sidebar's Dashboard entry is now My dashboard, with Dashboards listed beneath it.

• [#9526] Outdated agent versions are now flagged — the Full Agents, Core Agents, and VDI Agents pages now show an update-standing pill beside each agent's version: green when the agent is on the expected build, amber when it's behind, and a clear Unknown / No data when the standing can't be determined — so an agent left on an older build is visible at a glance instead of needing a manual comparison. The tooltip names the version the agent was measured against.
• [#9611] Fixed the Uptime page's Auto refresh not actually refreshing on the chosen interval — the "Updated … ago" label could climb well past the selected interval, and only the Refresh button appeared to do anything. Enabling Auto (or shortening the interval) now refreshes immediately, and adjusting other filters no longer restarts the countdown. The same correction applies to the Monitoring and Insight dashboards.
• [#9598] Fixed creating a maintenance window failing with a JSON conversion error (while silently creating duplicates on each retry), and fixed the maintenance list failing to load once any weekly window existed. Recurring windows have also been reworked: the Recurrence selector now comes first, One Time keeps its date-and-time range while Daily/Weekly/Monthly ask only for a start and end time, an overnight window is recognised and labelled, and Weekly/Monthly now require you to pick a day (a window with no day selected would never have activated). Recurring windows are now evaluated in the timezone the dialog shows.

- Worth checking after upgrading: retries during this failure may have created duplicate maintenance windows. They become visible and deletable on the maintenance page once this build is installed.

• [#9603] Fixed the Uptime new check wizard showing an empty type picker behind a "Could not load catalog" error, and the checks and incidents lists failing on appliances that had a Heartbeat check. An unrecognised check type now degrades to a single hidden entry (with the header stating how many were hidden and why) instead of discarding the whole catalog.
• [#9600] Fixed the appliance Debug tab showing a permanent red error banner beside a perfectly healthy list of log files. The same fix corrects error banners on the appliance Network, Backups, Jobs, and Users tabs, and on the Active test page's VDI failure panel and error-hotspot filter.
• [#9599] Fixed button labels wrapping onto two lines on smaller laptop screens (reported on a 14-inch MacBook Air) — for example "Evaluate now" breaking across two lines on the Service Levels pages. Button labels no longer wrap, action rows reflow onto a second line when genuinely short of space, and fixed-width inputs now honour their intended width. This is applied app-wide rather than page by page, with 1024px as the supported minimum width.
• [#9530] The appliance Services tab now detects up front when Grafana refuses the stored admin credentials, instead of failing partway through Configure Datasource and leaving you to diagnose it. The card shows a clear notice, the datasource count reads Unknown rather than a misleading 0, and the button becomes Fix Grafana sign-in — which opens the password change and then completes the datasource setup in one flow. If the change is also refused, the message says so plainly instead of retrying.
• Fixed Configuration → Wait Events and Performance Counter Settings appearing read-only (no New button, no create prompt, no row actions) for local administrator accounts; both pages are now editable as intended.