UKBatch 0.1.6-alpha

Fixed

• Pagination metadata is honest: totalCount is now the filter-wide total. POST /executions/query and GET /batches/{batchRunId}/status returned the page size as totalCount, so paginating clients (including the dashboard's own Executions page) computed "no more pages" and could never advance past page one.
• Abbreviated ids in the dashboard are distinguishable again. Lists shortened ids to their FIRST 8 characters — for UUIDv7 ids that is the millisecond-timestamp region, so runs created within the same ~65-second window looked identical. Abbreviations now show the random tail (…6bf9ccba) instead.
• The batch-run page's execution order no longer depends on how you arrived. The initial fetch was newest-first while live updates appended at the bottom; the table is now consistently newest-first.

Changed

• Long execution tables are bounded. The job detail page's "Recent executions" and the batch-run page's "Executions" are now capped live windows showing the 50 most recent rows (newest at the top; new arrivals push the oldest out) with a "View all in Executions" link. The batch detail page's run history is paginated at 30 rows per page.
• The Executions page accepts deep links — ?jobName= and ?batchId= query parameters pre-fill the corresponding filters, so the "View all" links land on an already-filtered, fully paginated list.
• Full ids are copyable. Abbreviated ids are display-only, so the batch-run page and the execution detail page now surface the full id with a copy-to-clipboard button (the Executions filters are exact-match and need the whole id). The batch-run page also links to its filtered Executions view permanently, not only past the 50-row cap.
• Batch schedules are labelled honestly. A cron expression stored on a batch definition is not executed by the runtime yet (batch cron scheduling is planned); the wizard and the batch detail page now say so instead of silently accepting a schedule that never fires. Job-level cron schedules ([Job(Schedule = ...)] / builder registration) are unaffected and run as before.