fix: route terminal websocket by operate node#12676
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| const endpoint = endpoint_.replace(/^\/+/, ''); | ||
| let conn = `${protocol}://${host}/${endpoint}?cols=${term.value.cols}&rows=${term.value.rows}&${args}&operateNode=${globalStore.currentNode}`; | ||
| if (args.indexOf('&operateNode=') !== -1) { | ||
| let node = args.indexOf('id=') !== -1 ? 'local' : globalStore.currentNode; |
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Narrow host-terminal detection to exact
id query key
Using args.indexOf('id=') treats any parameter containing that substring as a host-terminal session and forces operateNode=local. This now misroutes non-host terminals such as container exec requests that use containerid=... (for example in frontend/src/views/website/runtime/components/terminal.vue and frontend/src/components/terminal/database.vue), so in multi-node deployments those WebSocket sessions are sent to the local node instead of the active node unless each caller manually adds operateNode. Please match the standalone id key (e.g., query parsing or a stricter pattern) rather than a raw substring.
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Refs #12677