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sencho/frontend
Anso e5391e66cb feat(blueprints): add Fleet > Deployments tab UI, node labels, and docs (#861)
Implements the frontend layer for the Blueprint Model feature (backend
landed in PR #860). Fleet > Deployments tab is now live for Skipper+
users; Community users see the existing locked badge.

Key additions:
- blueprintsApi.ts: typed apiFetch wrappers (localOnly: true on all calls)
- BlueprintCatalog: featured hero, filter pills, classification-chipped tile grid
- BlueprintEditor: Monaco YAML editor with debounced live classification,
  label/node selector, three-mode drift radio cards, create/edit modes
- BlueprintDeploymentTable: per-node status rows with action buttons
  (Confirm deploy, Retry, Withdraw/Evict, DATA PINNED HERE for stateful)
- EvictionDialog: dual-affordance (Snapshot then evict / Evict and destroy)
- StateReviewDialog: fresh-deploy acceptance gate for stateful blueprints
- BlueprintClassificationBanner: real-time stateless/stateful/unknown banner
- DeploymentsTab: wires catalog, empty state, and create dialog
- BlueprintDetail: Sheet with Apply/Edit/overflow, themed delete dialog
- NodeLabelPicker + NodeLabelPill: label CRUD per node in NodeManager
- FleetView: gates Deployments tab behind isPaid; mounts DeploymentsTab
- NodeManager: Labels column with NodeLabelPicker (Skipper+ users)
- docs/features/blueprint-model.mdx + docs.json entry + 6 screenshots
2026-05-01 19:47:05 -04:00
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