Add Thresholds to bugdash Beta tab queries

[dsmithpadilla]

I’d like the beta query page to display the defined thresholds/triage guidelines in the “?” tooltips so it’s easier to quickly assess status during beta
Can we add the following triage guidelines to the “?” hover tooltip on the beta query page?

Early beta, Late beta, RC week respectively
Unfixed new regressions <75, <40, <30
Carryover regressions <110 , <60, <10
Severe carryover <18, <10, <3
Crashers <5 , <3, <1
Performance <5 , <3, <1
Sec high/crit <18, <8 , <2

If possible, it would be ideal to include these thresholds directly within each corresponding information tooltip (rather than a single combined one).

[globau]

Sorry, but I don't understand this request 🙂

As I don't have any context can you rephrase with more information? A devtools mock-up would also be helpful.

[dsmithpadilla]

woah, yesterday me must've done this in a hurry. Edited to explain i was referring to adding these to the tooltips. I can also put up the PRs myself if that is easier.

Originally, I thought we could change the query count color if the number was higher than a certain amount, but I realized that is not necessary.

[dsmithpadilla]

I added a PR but feel free to close it if there was a better way to do it.

[globau]

That tooltip is purely to describe the search criteria - additional information doesn't belong there.

I'm thinking of something more like this - using low/medium/high/extreme as the text:

With a tooltip hanging off that that describes the brackets.

As that'll need a bit of plumbing work it'd better if I handle the implementation.

Would this work for you?

[globau]

Actually, instead of low/medium/... it's probably better to just have a separate static "guidelines" word with the tooltip.

Well, not "better", but a lot simpler - no need to determine the relevant dates.

[dsmithpadilla]

Sounds good to me! (the last comment)

I thought the same thing at first, but i think static is simpler

[globau]

Deployed

[dsmithpadilla]

you're the best thank you!