Improve UX for Job view and Execution view pages
Reported by Greg Schueler | May 7th, 2012 @ 04:18 PM
- Issue Type: Improvement
- Rundeck version: 1.1+
Issue:
The "Execution follow" page and the "Job View" page are visually similar, but are views of different parts of the data model.
The Execution/Job distinction should be made clearer and the actions available for the two types of objects be separated better, and refined.
current actions:
- Job view page actions: delete, copy, edit, download, run
- Execution view page actions: [Copy, download, run (for the associated job)], Rerun/save (for both adhoc and job), retry failed nodes
changes:
- The Execution view should allow access to all of the Job actions, but be clear about their relation to the Job not the execution.
- The Execution's actions should clearly show how they relate to
the associated Job, if any.
- e.g.: "Run Again" runs the Job with the same option values. "Save workflow" copies the execution's workflow which may differ from the Job.
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Greg Schueler May 7th, 2012 @ 04:20 PM
- Tag set to enhancement, gui, ux
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Greg Schueler May 7th, 2012 @ 04:23 PM
Distinctions that need to be made between the views
Job Details:
- Name/identity header
- Stats box
- Detail/workflow view
- Action buttons
Execution details:
- Exec info (user, time, duration)
- Detail/workflow view (chosen option values)
- Execution output
Common:
- Job history
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Referenced by
- 47 Past revisions of a job are retrievable, but clumsy see #568
- 533 Edit button on post execution page. Rolled into #568