Warning: Failed prop type: Invalid prop `initialValues.persistent_storage` of type `string` supplied to `ScaleClusterDialog`, expected `number`.
 Warning: Failed prop type: Invalid prop `addOns` of type `string` supplied to `ClusterDetails`, expected `object`.
 Warning: Failed prop type: Invalid prop `quota` of type `object` supplied to `LoadBalancersDropdown`, expected `number`.
 Warning: Failed prop type: Invalid prop `addClusterAddOnResponse` of type `function` supplied to `AddOns`, expected `object`.

Why do we bother with propTypes if we don't even heed them in tests? I think these 4 demonstrate we should heed them, but for that we need to reduce noise from required props (which might also indicate real problems)

side effect of the router tests testing connected components, I didn't want that to actually make network requests so there's a mock that rejects all requests with status 500. We could change the mock to resolve rather than reject and that'd silence these errors if they're too annoying
— Elad Alfassa on slack