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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When viewing a list of Events, I must hold the "Last Seen" of each Event in my head and mentally rearrange events so I know whether a "FailedMount" happened before or after a "FailedScheduling"
Describe the solution you'd like
Sort the lists in the right-hand panel by any single column, choosing ASCII sort unless all values are numbers.
Hotkeys to move the sort-by column left or right, as per the '<' and '>' keys in /usr/bin/top.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Copy-pasting the text displayed into a temporary text file, and sorting that textfile.
Additional context
This may not work well for the "Last Seen" column if they are rendered internally as "4m12s" strings instead of "2020-09-21T04:13:00Z" timestamps or "1600675980" timestamps. kubectl get events -o yaml looks like they use timestamps.
How to determine if all values are numbers? kubernetes API probably ouputs yaml or JSON which would look like strings to us. Match against /^[-+.0-9e]+$/ ?
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When viewing a list of Events, I must hold the "Last Seen" of each Event in my head and mentally rearrange events so I know whether a "FailedMount" happened before or after a "FailedScheduling"
Describe the solution you'd like
Sort the lists in the right-hand panel by any single column, choosing ASCII sort unless all values are numbers.
Hotkeys to move the sort-by column left or right, as per the '<' and '>' keys in /usr/bin/top.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Copy-pasting the text displayed into a temporary text file, and sorting that textfile.
Additional context
This may not work well for the "Last Seen" column if they are rendered internally as "4m12s" strings instead of "2020-09-21T04:13:00Z" timestamps or "1600675980" timestamps.
kubectl get events -o yaml
looks like they use timestamps.How to determine if all values are numbers? kubernetes API probably ouputs yaml or JSON which would look like strings to us. Match against /^[-+.0-9e]+$/ ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: