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Description:
If a group is paused, and a new monitor is created inside this paused group, then after resuming the group, the newly created monitor enters an inconsistent state.
Observed behavior:
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The new monitor:
- Appears gray as if it is still paused
- Shows a Resume button, but the button is not clickable
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The monitor cannot be resumed normally
Workaround:
- Open the monitor’s Edit page
- Change any setting
- Save the monitor
- After saving, the monitor returns to a normal active state
Expected behavior:
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After resuming a paused group, all monitors in the group (including newly created ones) should:
- Become active correctly
- Have a functional Resume button if applicable
Impact:
- Creates a broken UI / state inconsistency
- Users may think the monitor is permanently paused or broken
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📝 Description
When a group is in a paused state, creating a new monitor inside that group results in an inconsistent monitor state after the group is resumed.
The newly created monitor appears paused and cannot be resumed through the UI.
👟 Reproduction steps
- Create a group.
- Pause the group.
- While the group is paused, create a new monitor inside the group.
- Resume the group.
- Observe the state of the newly created monitor.
👀 Expected behavior
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After resuming a paused group, all monitors in the group (including newly created ones) should:
- Become active normally
- Have functional pause/resume controls
😓 Actual Behavior
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The newly created monitor:
- Appears gray, as if it is still paused
- Displays a Resume button that is not clickable
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The monitor remains in this broken state until it is edited and saved manually.
🐻 Uptime-Kuma Version
2.0.2
💻 Operating System and Arch
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 64 bit 8.7
🌐 Browser
Google Chrome 143.0.7499.193