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Add web UI controls to filter only tagged or all builds #807
Add web UI controls to filter only tagged or all builds #807
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@@ -159,6 +160,14 @@ sub group_overview { | |||
$res->{$build}->{tag} = {type => $tag[1], description => $tag[2]}; | |||
} | |||
} | |||
if ($only_tagged) { | |||
for my $build (keys %$res) { | |||
print "\$build: $build\n"; |
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This is debug print only, right?
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yes, fixed, thx.
@coolo tell me if you want to use this current version or wait for me learn angularjs :-) |
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but won't users be confused if they click 'show 400 builds' and they only get 50? :) |
:-D yes, they wil be |
The query parameter 'limit_builds' allows to show more than the default 10 builds on demand. Just like we have for configuring previous results, the current commit adds web UI selections to reload the same page with higher number of builds on demand. For this, the limit of days is increased to show more builds but still limited by the selected number.
Using a new query parameter 'only_tagged=[0|1]' the list can be filtered. Related progress issue: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/11052
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new screenshot updated in description |
Using a new query parameter 'only_tagged=[0|1]' the list can be filtered.
Example screenshot:
Related progress issue: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/11052
Obsoletes #804