Add Has Events filter to Assets search - #72460
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Large asset catalogs expose event activity only row by row, making it difficult to distinguish live assets from definitions that have never been updated.
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Thanks, LGTM!! Just one nit. No behavior blocker from my side beyond that. |
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Assets search now supports a tri-state
has_eventsquery parameter and exposes it as a URL-backed Has Events filter in the UI. This lets users distinguish assets with recorded events from definitions that have never emitted one and preserve or share the filtered view.The change:
closes: #72281
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