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In Halite, the jobs are styled with different colors (green, red) depending on their state: running, successful, failed.
This could be a useful addition to molten as well, so that we can quickly see if a job has failed.
We could also show the jobs details expanded when a job has failed, and keep the related element collapsed by default if it was successful (usually we need to go through the details only when there was a failure).
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Also, would it be difficult to have a more condensed way of displaying the jobs? I find them hard to read now.
Maybe we could imagine the jobs blocks to be collapsed as single lines which will show only the function name and arguments. Then, on a click it would be expanded as a block as it is right now.
In Halite, the jobs are styled with different colors (green, red) depending on their state: running, successful, failed.
This could be a useful addition to molten as well, so that we can quickly see if a job has failed.
We could also show the jobs details expanded when a job has failed, and keep the related element collapsed by default if it was successful (usually we need to go through the details only when there was a failure).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: