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[Enhancement] Add drill-down details for workflow-created resources #378

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ohltyler opened this issue Sep 13, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #462
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[Enhancement] Add drill-down details for workflow-created resources #378

ohltyler opened this issue Sep 13, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #462
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We currently display the associated resources created from a workflow. But, it would be even more helpful to drill down further into these resources, and view their individual configurations. For example, if a workflow creates an ingest pipeline, I may want to look at the pipeline config in a standalone way. Or, view some created index's generated mappings, or default settings. This can help in overall visibility, and let users decide if they want to override some defaults, or pass around those individual resource configs for deeper testing, etc.

The resources are visible in 2 places. Once on the workflow list page in the right-side flyout, and once under the "Resources" tab in the Tools panel in the workflow detail page:
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Ideally, we have some mechanism to click on those resources, or have a button somewhere, to pull up the resource details. Since we know the resource type and resource ID, we can execute the corresponding GET call to fetch such details. A few APIs may need to be added on the frontend to support this:

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dblock commented Oct 7, 2024

[Catch All Triage - 1, 2, 3, 4]

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One idea is expanding detail in the table via expanding rows - see https://oui.opensearch.org/1.6/#/tabular-content/tables#expanding-rows

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