Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When a user needs to perform a rollback of a Module, Cyclops renders a manifest of that particular module version. While doing that, the UI sends a request with all the module details so the manifest can be generated. The name of the module is never mapped when the endpoint is called, which results in an incomplete manifest. You can find the handler function for the manifest endpoint here.
In the video above I have used the demo template that comes baked in with Cyclops. I edited the module a couple of times, but when I go to a module > Rollback > Rollback, there is no name in the previous manifest. Adding the name on the backend will fix this issue.
Describe the solution you'd like
Map the module name, which can be fetched from the path parameters, to the module passed to the manifest renderer.
Additional context
To be able to see any history entry of the module, you will need to edit the module at least once after creation.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When a user needs to perform a rollback of a Module, Cyclops renders a manifest of that particular module version. While doing that, the UI sends a request with all the module details so the manifest can be generated. The name of the module is never mapped when the endpoint is called, which results in an incomplete manifest. You can find the handler function for the manifest endpoint here.
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In the video above I have used the
demo
template that comes baked in with Cyclops. I edited the module a couple of times, but when I go to a module > Rollback > Rollback, there is no name in the previous manifest. Adding the name on the backend will fix this issue.Describe the solution you'd like Map the module name, which can be fetched from the path parameters, to the module passed to the manifest renderer.
Additional context To be able to see any history entry of the module, you will need to edit the module at least once after creation.