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Release date filter in the Patch section. Narrow patches by when they were
released — relative presets (last 24 hours / 7 / 30 / 90 days) or a custom
After/Before date range. The relative window is stored relatively, so a saved
preset stays "last 7 days" rather than freezing to fixed dates.
Presets capture the full query. Saved presets now also restore the patch
Type, Status selection, and the install-history window, alongside the existing
device/OS/severity facets. (Auto-refresh cadence is intentionally excluded.)
Changed
Filters are grouped into Device and Patch sub-sections. A single Filters
panel now separates device facets (Organization, Location, Role, OS Type, OS
name) from patch facets (Type, Status, Severity, Search, Released,
Installed-within), with Severity directly under Status. Run query, Export, and
Auto-refresh moved to their own controls row, and the Search field is narrower.
Fixed
The Released filter's date pickers are now dark-themed and their calendar icon
is visible. The native date inputs now follow the app's dark color scheme, so
the calendar popup matches the UI and the (previously dark-on-dark, invisible)
calendar icon is light and clickable.
Pending patches returned no results. NinjaOne's patch API uses MANUAL for
patches awaiting approval (its UI labels them "Pending"), but the app filtered for
the literal PENDING, which the API never returns — so the Status: Pending filter
and the Compliance pending counts matched nothing. "Pending" now maps to MANUAL,
and such patches display as "Pending".
OS Type filtering returned no patches. NinjaOne's patch query endpoints
ignore class in the device filter, so selecting an OS Type returned matching
devices but zero patch rows (for any class). The OS Type facet is now applied
client-side for patches via the device join.
The OS Type facet only appeared after sign-in. It's a static list, so it now
loads at startup instead of waiting for the authenticated lookups.