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Group command should really group the command outputs

#28

When there is a large volume of output with interleaved output, the group commands doesn't help clarify what's going on. What I would expect to see the command for a node grouped together as if it were a single command being run.

The way it's currently presented, should be described as "real-time" and highlight the time the output was present, like a timeline.

Reported by Deleted User · October 6th, 2010 @ 04:26 PM

State: resolved
Milestone: Rundeck 1.0
Assigned to: Greg Schueler Greg Schueler

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  1. Greg Schueler
    Greg Schueler

    Group/browse mode was designed for original "defined commands", and not so much for interleaved script output from multiple nodes. It needs to be redone to support this, especially to demux interleaved output.

    Current browse mode could just be called "annotated timeline" or something.

    October 7th, 2010 @ 10:09 AM

  2. Deleted User
    Deleted User
    • Tag changed from enhancement, ux to customer request, enhancement, ux

    November 2nd, 2010 @ 03:32 PM

  3. Greg Schueler
    Greg Schueler
    • State changed from new to needs_verification
    • Assigned user set to Greg Schueler

    have an initial working Node view mode here: https://github.com/gschueler/rundeck/tree/issue28-nodeview

    I changed "Browse" button to be "Annotated", and added "Node Output" (maybe needs different name).

    the Node output mode collates the output by Node, and only shows the number of lines output by each node. You can click a certain node to see all the output for that node.

    try to run dispatch in parallel for multiple nodes, using some script to produce output text.

    perl script:

    #!/usr/bin/perl
    
    for(1..20){sleep int(rand(1));print "this is a line of data\n"x(int(rand(10)));}
    

    November 12th, 2010 @ 11:29 AM

  4. Deleted User

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