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Move parseEndDate, convertParamValue, and parseDurationString to cmd/helpers.go so they can be reused by upcoming workshop commands. No functional changes.
Add workshop list subcommand that displays workshops in a table with name, display name, seats (used/total), status, and age. Filters out workshops being deleted.
Help users clean up orphaned workshops when provision creation fails.
Show per-seat provisioning state and timing metrics (first/last ready) useful for load testing. Lists ResourceClaims by workshop label and derives ready timestamps from lifespan.start.
Poll until all seats are ready and report total provisioning time. Remove misleading first/last ready timestamps (API doesn't record state transition times).
Fetch full AnarchySubject via catalog-api proxy to get towerJobs.provision.completeTimestamp per seat. Shows first/last ready timing relative to workshop creation.
Remove omitempty from OpenRegistration, MultiuserServices, and ProvisionDisabled. Go's omitempty drops false bools from JSON, causing the K8s API to store null instead of false. This broke the reporting pipeline which expects an explicit boolean value.
K8s will now auto-set multiuserServices, openRegistration, and provisionDisabled to false when omitted, preventing null values that break the reporting pipeline.
This reverts commit 7c67c10.
Enable macOS M1 (and other platform) users to build babylon-cli with `make babylon-cli-cross` in cli/. Follows the same pattern as sandbox-cli-cross.
Show credentials, endpoints, and access URLs from provision_data in service status output. Display tower job timestamps and AnarchySubject details (governor, GUID) per resource. Include resource handle namespace and service URL from annotations. Ref: GPTEINFRA-16537
'babylon services list' now works as a natural alias alongside 'babylon service list' and 'babylon svc list'. Ref: GPTEINFRA-16537
Make it clear that the server URL is the web UI URL users already know (e.g. demo.redhat.com), not a separate API endpoint. Add more usage examples. Ref: GPTEINFRA-16537
FindCatalogItem iterates all catalog namespaces. When the user lacks access to a namespace, the API returns 403 which was treated as a fatal error. Now 403 is skipped like 404, so the search continues to the next namespace. Ref: GPTEINFRA-16537
Helps diagnose slow commands by showing how long each API call takes (e.g. session fetch vs actual request). Example: [debug] Response: 200 OK (2.3s)
The browser login callback was capturing all browser cookies (analytics, tracking, Adobe, HotJar, Intercom, etc.) and sending them with every API request. Filter to only keep __oauth_proxy-* cookies which are the only ones needed for authentication. Users must re-login after this change for the fix to take effect.
Display the AAP/Tower job URL for each action (provision, destroy, etc.) so users can jump directly to job logs.
The API returns bare hostnames for tower job URLs. Prefix with https:// so they render as clickable links in terminals.
Move provider, lifespan, and URL to the top section with other key info. Resources, tower jobs, and provision data follow as detailed sections.
Use UTF-8 box-drawing characters (├──, └──, │) to visually link tower jobs to their parent resource in the status output.
Display relative time next to the lifespan end timestamp, e.g.: Lifespan End: 2026-04-30T11:52:28Z (in 23h42m) Lifespan End: 2026-04-07T15:31:28Z (21d ago)
…space The default namespace is the user's service namespace (e.g. user-gucore-redhat-com-1) which always returns 403 for catalog lookups. Now catalog describe uses FindCatalogItem to search across catalog namespaces unless -n is explicitly passed.
Workflow triggers on cli-v* tags or manual dispatch. Builds the babylon binary for linux, darwin, and windows on amd64 and arm64. Creates a GitHub release with all binaries and sha256 checksums. Also renames binary from babylon-cli to babylon.
Remove after verifying the workflow works.
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- actions/checkout v4 → v5 - actions/setup-go v5 → v6 - actions/upload-artifact v4 → v5
demo.redhat.com redirects to catalog.demo.redhat.com. Go's default HTTP client downgrades POST/PATCH/DELETE to GET on 301/302/303 redirects, so mutating API calls (order, stop, start, retire) silently hit the list endpoint instead. The response parses as valid JSON but with empty metadata, making it look like the operation succeeded with no data. - Preserve original method, body, headers, and cookies across redirects - Auto-update BaseURL after hostname redirect so subsequent requests skip the redirect entirely - Add defensive gzip decompression fallback for proxy chain edge cases - Log Content-Encoding header in debug output
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