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when viewing the list of vulns for a given image, there is a button "fixed in", which was not clear at first sight.
It could be reworded to something like "Tags where this cve has been fixed:" or something even better.
Also, if feasible, this should not require a click to see if there are any such results. at a minimum it could say "tags where it's fixed (3):", or just display the list.
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"The fixed in" button makes a separate request to return results. That request will need the process the results for every image in the same repo.
If the results are cached, this should not be a big performance hit, but if they are not, that will involve a lot of work to be done on backend side to get information the user may not be interested in when accessing this tab.
OK, that makes sense. I still think it'd be a nice improvement, but it isn't critical. If it's possible to display it inline when it's cached and just show a link when it's not, that'd be fine too. (assuming the cache lives for a while and someone else is likely to see it)
FWIW, from my perspective I would always be interested in this info when looking at the vulns for a tag.
I'd also still like to suggest changing the wording, or at least giving a help tooltip explaining it.
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v1.4.3
Describe the bug
when viewing the list of vulns for a given image, there is a button "fixed in", which was not clear at first sight.
It could be reworded to something like "Tags where this cve has been fixed:" or something even better.
Also, if feasible, this should not require a click to see if there are any such results. at a minimum it could say "tags where it's fixed (3):", or just display the list.
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