* Handbook - Adding links to Fleet docs
Instructions for how to add, and fix links in the Fleet docs.
* Update handbook/README.md
* Update handbook/README.md
typo fix.
* Update handbook/README.md
Added paragraph about linking to other docs pages using relative paths.
* Update handbook/README.md
- Commented out the following e2e tests because they're consistently failing in the GitHub CI:
- Delete a host from the **Host details** page
- Query a host from the **Host details** page
- As a global maintainer, delete a host
- Add coverage for the commented out tests in the manual QA doc
- Add item and link to all "Reported bugs" (GitHub issues with the "bug" and ":reproduce" label). This way, the individual on call can navigate to a list of bugs that need reproduction.
- Add a link to the open pull requests. This way, the individual on call can identify any PRs that have been opened by the community.
* Updated to handbook
Added "Communicating design changes to Engineering" section to the handbook.
* Review changes
Blockquote for note. Header for unplanned changes.
* Add safe mkdirall and open
* Use secure as much as possible and merge gomodules for orbit to fleet
* Improve openfile and mkdirall to check for permissiveness instead of equality
* Don't shift
* Fix links
* Address review comments
- Remove changes files that were collected during the 4.1.0 release cycle
- Add removing changes files step to release process documentation
- Update support process docs to reflect the change to discussing the last on-call rotation at 🍽️ Daily standup meeting
- Update enroll secret config file with updated fields for Fleet 4.0.0
- Remove agent options config file. In Fleet 4.0.0, agent options are part of the organization settings configuration
* Add community spin document to handbook
* Remove the before Hacker news and Quora
* Add updated support process document
* Remove reference to engineering standup because it doesn't exist
* Spell fix
* Tweaks to roundup templates
* Add document
* Spell fix in README
* minor word trimming and added a comma or two. This looks great!
Co-authored-by: Mike McNeil <mikermcneil@users.noreply.github.com>
- Add a living "Manual QA" document to Fleet's handbook.
- The goal of this document is to provide a public location to capture Fleet's manual QA process.
- Create `/configuration-files/` directory inside of `/1-Using-Fleet` directory. This directory contains example Fleet configuration files in yaml format. Replaces the `/examples` directory.
- Create `/standard-query-library/` directory inside of `/1-Using-Fleet` directory. This directory contains the new `standard-query-library.yml`. This file will act as the source of community contributions to the standard query library.
- Edit references to `/examples` directory
* query-library-crashes
Daily addition to the query library.
* name change
changed the name to "Get crashes".
* Resolving conflicts in filenames
Resolving conflicts in filenames and deleting old version.
- Maintain software inventory with detail queries.
- Associated database migrations.
- Feature flagged off by default (see documentation for details to turn on).
- Documentation.
- New test helper for slice element comparisons skipping ID.
- Add "Get authorized keys" query to `handbook/queries`
- Edit "Get installed ___ software" queries for all platforms to prepare for adding software inventory to the host details API endpoint
This PR includes changes to the "Get installed ___ software" queries in the query handbook (4 total. 1 for each OS supported by osquery).
- Add `type` column to all queries.
- Add `architecture and `install_time` column to Linux query.
- Add `architecture` column to FreeBSD query.
- Remove `opera_extensions` clause because osquery doesn't have an `opera_extensions` table.
