v0.10.0: Phase B — Storage Management UI Polish & Health Severity Fix
- Health severity fix: mount-point check downgraded from issue (FAIL) to warning (WARN) - All storage health messages translated to Hungarian - Success flash messages for all storage operations - Edit storage path labels (inline edit UI + backend) - App details per storage path on settings page (expandable list with names + sizes) - Storage badge on stacks page showing which storage each app uses - Deploy dropdown with free space display and low-space warning (<20%) - Filesystem & disk info on settings page (ext4/btrfs, device, model via findmnt) - Backup page storage context with per-app storage label badges Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Changelog
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### What was just completed (2026-02-17 session 26)
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### What was just completed (2026-02-17 session 27)
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- **v0.10.0 — Phase B: Storage Management UI Polish & Health Severity Fix:**
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- **Step 0: Health severity fix** — `checkStoragePaths()` mount-point check reclassified from **issue** (FAIL) to **warning** (WARN). All storage health messages translated to Hungarian. Added `.monitoring-banner-warn` CSS class for yellow warning banners. Prevents false FAIL status on demo/test environments where storage is intentionally on SSD.
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- **Step 1: Success flash messages** — All 4 storage handlers (add/remove/set-default/toggle-schedulable) now redirect with `?storage_msg=success&storage_detail=...` query params. Settings page displays green "alert-info" flash on success. Consistent with backup page flash pattern.
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- **Step 2: Edit storage path labels** — New `SetStorageLabel()` method in `settings.go`. New `POST /settings/storage/label` route + handler. Inline edit UI with ✏️ button, text input, OK/Cancel. Added `.btn-ghost` CSS class.
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- **Step 3: App details per storage path** — Settings page now shows expandable `<details>` list per storage path with app names, sizes, and links to deploy page. New `StorageAppDetail` struct + `appDetailsForPath()` helper. Added CSS for `.storage-app-details`, `.storage-app-list`, `.storage-app-row`.
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- **Step 4: Storage badge on stacks page** — Deployed app cards show "💾 Label" badge indicating which registered storage path the app uses. `StorageLabels` map built from deployed apps' HDD_PATH → registered storage path label lookup. Added `.meta-badge-storage` CSS.
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- **Step 5: Deploy dropdown enhancements** — Storage path dropdown now shows free space ("234 GB szabad"). `DeployStoragePath` struct wraps `StoragePath` with `FreeHuman`/`FreePercent` from `GetDiskUsage()`. JS `checkStorageSpace()` shows yellow warning when selected storage has <20% free.
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- **Step 6: Filesystem & disk info** — New `FSInfo` struct + `GetFSInfo()` in `mounts_linux.go` using `findmnt` command + `/sys/block/` sysfs reads for disk model. Settings page shows "ext4 · /dev/sdb1 · WD Elements" below disk usage bar. Non-Linux stub returns nil.
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- **Step 7: Backup page storage context** — Added `StorageLabel` field to `AppBackupInfo`. Backup page shows storage label badge per app by matching HDD path prefixes against registered storage paths. Uses existing `.meta-badge-storage` CSS.
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- **Files modified (12):** `healthcheck.go`, `settings.go`, `mounts_linux.go`, `mounts_other.go`, `appdata.go`, `handlers.go`, `server.go`, `settings.html`, `stacks.html`, `deploy.html`, `backups.html`, `style.css`
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### What was previously completed (2026-02-17 session 26)
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- **v0.9.0 — Phase A: Storage Paths Foundation & Backup Toggle Fix:**
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- **Root cause:** Per-app backup toggles (v0.8.0) didn't appear because `controller.yaml` had no `paths.hdd_path` set → `ParseComposeHDDMounts` returned nil. Even with global hdd_path, apps with different HDD_PATH values wouldn't match.
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- **Core fix: Per-app HDD_PATH resolution** — `stackAdapter.GetStackHDDMounts()` now reads each app's own `HDD_PATH` from its `app.yaml` env section (Priority 1), falling back to all registered storage paths (Priority 2). Removed dependency on global `cfg.Paths.HDDPath`.
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