Incorectly representing plans OS image

[caesarmind]

OpenPanel version(s) affected

0.3.2.

What OS are you using?

Ubuntu

Description

I am using apahe/mariadb image for basic/deluxe packages and in the package list it says: "custom os".

How to reproduce

Create package in the same way above...

Possible Solution

No response

Additional Context

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[stefanpejcic]

Hmm, problem appears to be in image name, Can you share output of: opwncli plans-list

[stefanpejcic]

Was the plan created from gui or terminal? What did you use as docker image value?

[caesarmind]

Actually I use basic and deluxe packages in production. they have apache + mariadb combination.

So, to replicate it on your own, try to create apache + mariadb plan with the same name

As I said, I think these two are connected: https://github.com/stefanpejcic/OpenPanel/issues/230

[stefanpejcic]

Plan name Has nothing to do, its escaped iin quotes so it Can be any value, cant really mess things up

I manage to reproduce only if i set custom image name to None when creating plan, in all other cases its using the image name set from GUI

[stefanpejcic]

Wait, Are those renamed plans, ot created?

If they were created on Enterprise, ID would start from 5 not 4

And if they were created on Community, then i dont see any issue, docker images with MariaDB are not available

Please provide steps to reproduce this on demo site

[caesarmind]

It happens on Enterprise edition. Okay, I found how to reproduce it.

FIrst create package on Enterprise edition. Then try to rename it, in rename window there is not apache/mariadb to choose, so as far is it can't find it it sets to "none".

P.S Yes those packages were created on Enteprise. So, I don't know "If they were created on Enterprise, ID would start from 5 not 4" how buletproof it is.

[stefanpejcic]

reproduced, removed the selection from edit-plan modal, it will now perserve existing image.

adding to update