CONSOLE-5140: Hide Builds and ImageStreams nav items when Build capability is disabled

[sampadasawant-36]

Fixes

https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CONSOLE-5140

Analysis / Root cause

On OCP 4.20.x with baselineCapabilitySet: None and Build capability not enabled, the admin perspective Builds nav section remained visible because:

1. The admin Builds section header (console.navigation/section) was gated only on "required": ["OPENSHIFT"] — always true on any OpenShift cluster regardless of Build capability state.
2. The ImageStreams nav item inside the Builds section had no flag guard. Since imagestreams.image.openshift.io APIs are always present on OpenShift (independent of the Build capability), ImageStreams always appeared — keeping the section non-empty and visible.

As a result, users on clusters with Build capability disabled see a Builds section in the admin nav containing only ImageStreams, with no BuildConfigs or Builds items (those are already correctly gated by OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG / OPENSHIFT_BUILD flags).

The Developer perspective Builds nav item already has "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"] and does not need to be changed.

Solution Description

• Added "flags": { "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"] } to the admin imagestreams nav item in console-app/console-extensions.json, so it is hidden when buildconfigs.build.openshift.io is absent.
• Changed the admin builds section flag from "required": ["OPENSHIFT"] to "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"], so the entire Builds section header is also hidden when Build capability is disabled.

Test setup

1. Create a cluster with baselineCapabilitySet: None and Build capability not enabled
2. Verify oc api-resources | grep build shows no buildconfigs.build.openshift.io
3. Confirm admin Builds section and ImageStreams nav item are hidden
4. Confirm Developer → Builds nav item is hidden
5. Enable Build capability, re-verify both items reappear correctly

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@sampadasawant-36: This pull request references CONSOLE-5140 which is a valid jira issue.

Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the bug to target the "4.20.z" version, but no target version was set.

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Fixes

https://issues.redhat.com/browse/CONSOLE-5140

Analysis / Root cause

On OCP 4.20.x with baselineCapabilitySet: None and Build capability not enabled, the admin perspective Builds nav section remained visible because:

1. The admin Builds section header (console.navigation/section) was gated only on "required": ["OPENSHIFT"] — always true on any OpenShift cluster regardless of Build capability state.
2. The ImageStreams nav item inside the Builds section had no flag guard. Since imagestreams.image.openshift.io APIs are always present on OpenShift (independent of the Build capability), ImageStreams always appeared — keeping the section non-empty and visible.

As a result, users on clusters with Build capability disabled see a Builds section in the admin nav containing only ImageStreams, with no BuildConfigs or Builds items (those are already correctly gated by OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG / OPENSHIFT_BUILD flags).

The Developer perspective Builds nav item already has "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"] and does not need to be changed.

Solution Description

• Added "flags": { "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"] } to the admin imagestreams nav item in console-app/console-extensions.json, so it is hidden when buildconfigs.build.openshift.io is absent.
• Changed the admin builds section flag from "required": ["OPENSHIFT"] to "required": ["OPENSHIFT_BUILDCONFIG"], so the entire Builds section header is also hidden when Build capability is disabled.

Test setup

1. Create a cluster with baselineCapabilitySet: None and Build capability not enabled
2. Verify oc api-resources | grep build shows no buildconfigs.build.openshift.io
3. Confirm admin Builds section and ImageStreams nav item are hidden
4. Confirm Developer → Builds nav item is hidden
5. Enable Build capability, re-verify both items reappear correctly

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