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Add Run Duration in React #37735
Add Run Duration in React #37735
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+1 to this. I guess with the migration from tree to grid view sort of gives the dag run duration as a mini chart. It will help in seeing landing times where difference between scheduled run and start time is also useful and also porting the old server rendered html page. |
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Tested it, works like advertised, very cool!
Do we need to adjust Docs or update screenshots in Docs with this PR? Otherwise LGTM! |
I'll do an audit of our docs before 2.9 comes out. I still need to get rid of the old page and make some other visual changes. |
* Create run duration page * Remove tasks from dag run duration, fix bar chart opacity
* Create run duration page * Remove tasks from dag run duration, fix bar chart opacity
Similar to task duration but for dag runs. At first this was to replace the Landing Time chart, which made more sense at a dag run level vs a task instance level. But instead decided to make it a full view and allow users to toggle Landing Times on/off.
(This is a daily dag with an old start_date and catchup is true)
You can also see queued time for a dag run:
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