Feature request: Filter jobs by matrix dimension in the UI workflow

[bewygs]

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💬 Feature/Topic Area

Workflow Configuration

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Hello,

When running a CI workflow with a large matrix (multiple OS x multiple compilers), the job list can easily reach 100-300+ job. The current "Filter by status" dropdown only allows filtering by execution state (Queued, In Progress, Successful, Failed, ...).

This makes it hard to find and inspect a specific combination, for example, to check how the ubuntu-24.04 + gcc job ran, I have to scroll through the entire list or use Ctrl + F, which is not ideal with a large matrix.

Example with fortran-langsetup-fortran CI:

Would it be possible to add filtering by matrix dimension directly in the UI ? Something like a dropdown per dimension (os, compiler, ...).

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