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  1. Network Observability
  2. NETOBSERV-2477

Clicking "Node" or "Network" in Topo view (Loki-less) results in error requiring cache clear

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      Description of problem:

      Running in Loki-less mode, clicking Node or Network (UDN enabled) results in an error message that is impossible to clear.   Things attempted:
      
      - Go back to network summary view
      - Reload browser page
      - log out/in to console
      
      Only a cache clear helps.  I would expect to be able to recover a usable network observability view without the cache clear.  This happens on Chrome and FF 
      
      Can't build query: this request could not be performed with Prometheus 
      metrics, as they are missing some of the required labels. Try using 
      different filters and/or aggregations. For example, try removing these 
      dependencies from your query: SrcK8S_HostName, DstK8S_HostName. 
      Alternatively, you may also install and enable Loki
      
      Dev tools doesn't show much.   Before the bad click there are repeated periodic messages with:
      
      "netflow-traffic.ts:100 ProgressStep: The titleId and id properties are required to make this component accessible, and one or both of these properties are missing."
      
      After the bad click, there is:

      "co-fetch.ts:124  GET https://console-openshift-console.apps.mffiedler1105c.qe.devcluster.openshift.com/api/check-package-manifest/?name=lightspeed-operator&namespace=openshift-marketplace 500 (Internal Server Error)"

       

      Steps to Reproduce:

      1. Install NetObserv Loki-less (I used 1.10 on OCP 4.20 but I have seen this with 1.9.3 on 4.19)
      2. Go to the Network Observability Topo view
      3. Click Node in the hierarchy
      

      Actual results:

      Error message with no way to get free of it without cache clear.
       

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              mifiedle@redhat.com Mike Fiedler
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