Display actual instance operation states in helix-front UI#136
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The helix-front UI previously only distinguished between enabled/disabled and online/offline, causing hosts in UNKNOWN, EVACUATE, or SWAP_IN states to display as disabled or offline, leading to confusion during incident response. Now that the getAllInstances API returns granular operation state categorization (PR #75), update the frontend to consume and render these states with distinct icons, colors, and labels. Refs: ACTIONITEM-14217 Made-with: Cursor
Cover the Instance model, InstanceService (getAll/get API parsing), InstanceListComponent, and InstanceDetailComponent with Jest tests that verify correct mapping of ENABLE, DISABLE, EVACUATE, SWAP_IN, and UNKNOWN states, including fallback logic and the INSTANCE_OPERATION_STATE field read. Made-with: Cursor
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The helix-front UI previously only distinguished between enabled/disabled and online/offline, causing hosts in UNKNOWN, EVACUATE, or SWAP_IN states to display as disabled or offline, leading to confusion during incident response. Now that the getAllInstances API returns granular operation state categorization (PR #75), update the frontend to consume and render these states with distinct icons, colors, and labels.
Refs: ACTIONITEM-14217
Made-with: Cursor
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