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Description
Description
When a user already has a connected cluster, the system does not allow connecting an additional cluster using a different kubeconfigID. The existing kubeconfigID appears to block or override the ability to register another cluster, even when valid credentials are provided.
This issue occurs during the cluster connection flow and prevents users from managing multiple clusters as expected.
Expected result
Users should be able to connect multiple clusters using different kubeconfigID clusters.
Each cluster connection should be handled independently without conflicts.
Actual result
When one cluster is already connected, attempting to connect another cluster fails.
The system does not accept the new kubeconfigID and prevents the second cluster from being added.
Steps to reproduce
- Connect a cluster using a valid
kubeconfigID. - Verify the cluster is successfully connected.
- Attempt to connect a second cluster using a different
kubeconfigID. - Observe that the connection fails or is blocked.
Troubleshooting
- Verified that the second
kubeconfigIDis valid. - Retried the connection using different kubeconfig files.
- Logged out and logged back in.
- Cleared browser cache.
- Checked logs for authentication or authorization errors.