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Expose message timestamps #109
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This field is actually required for progress messages as I've currently implemented them to work properly. I could change the implementation, but it would be really nice if the message timestamps were simply exposed instead. Either unix time in milliseconds, alternatively time since job started in milliseconds, would be fine. |
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- load messages separately from the rest of the job info - estimate timestamps. see: daisy/pipeline-framework#109 - use message depth to nest messages in the log; depth 0 and 1 are top-level, other levels are nested - all messages are displayed at the top regardless of message depth - filter out messages that are empty - ability to toggle sub-message lists - top-level messages gets colored red or yellow (error/warning) if one of its child messages have that color
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This was fixed in 6fbf82f. |
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Messages (used for the job execution log) in the framework each seem to have a
timeStamp
. It could be useful if this field were exposed through the Web API. Possibly as an integer: the amount of milliseconds since the job was started.The time for job created/started/finished would also be useful if possible.
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