Feature to hide buttons inside kafka publish operations about springwolf-core HOT 7 CLOSED

I will go with the first option. Thank you.

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Hi @achabdo , true, the ui shows all functionality regardless of how Springwolf is configured.

To enable publishing, you have to explicitly activate the publishing setting in Springwolf (i.e. springwolf.plugin.kafka.publishing.enabled=true).

Just to clarify, you want to hide the publish button in the ui, when the publishing functionality is disabled in Springwolf?

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Hi @timonback ,yes , I want to hide the publish button when the publishing is disabled as users may think that they have the ability to send kafka notifications which can lead to confusion.

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Got it.

For this, Springwolf-ui would need to get the information from the backend. The backend would need to offer the information through some kind of new endpoint — combining the information from each activated plugin.
EDIT: an endpoint per plugin would be an alternative (for the short term)

I see also another solution, which is easy to implement and might be good enough. The button stays visible and when pressed, a better error message is shown (i.e.: publishing failed. This feature might have been disabled by the administrator of this application). Based on the http response status code, the authorization error can differentiated.

Is the second option good enough for you?
Feel free to get started on it.

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The change is staged for release and will be part of the next release.

If you want to try and verify it in your application today,
use the latest 1.X.0-SNAPSHOT build as described in our README.md > Testing SNAPSHOT version

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