fix(ui): remove policy UUID from tag search endpoint in SelectTagModal #1363
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Signed-off-by: ch8matt <g.matthieu49@gmail.com>
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Description
This PR fixes an incorrect API endpoint used when opening the “Select Tag” modal in the Policy Management view.
Previously, the frontend attempted to fetch tags from:
/api/v1/tag/{policy.uuid}?searchText=&pageSize=...This endpoint is invalid, since tag listing should not include a policy UUID.
The change updates SelectTagModal.vue to use the correct endpoint:
/api/v1/tag?searchText=&pageSize=...This ensures that the modal correctly lists all available tags for selection when limiting a policy to tags.
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