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Hi. Many thank's. |
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Can you provide more information please? I do not understand the question. You can see if a job terminated with error status right in the UI, on the Job Details Tab: You can see which jobs were errors on the Event History Tab: You can also use the get_job_status JSON API to fetch information about a completed job to see if it completed successfully or failed (see the Does this help? |
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Sounds like a really great idea. I would also be in favor of such a feature. |
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I completely understand now. Thank you for the explanation. Awesome idea, and I've actually already implemented this, or rather something very close to it, in the upcoming Cronicle v2... In Cronicle v2 there is a concept of "tags", and these are completely user-defined. You can create as many tags as you like, and give them custom names and custom icons: So in your case you could add a tag called "Verified" and pick a special icon for it: You can assign tags to events, so they apply to every job for that event, or you can apply them DURING a job inside the running job code itself: echo '{ "orchestra": true, "push": { "tags": ["flag"] } }' Or, and this is probably what you really want: you can apply tags to a completed job right in the UI: So in your case, when a team member comes in and looks at a failed job, they can add the "Verified" tag to the job! And then later you can also search for jobs by tag: Would this work for you? This is coming in v2 which is due for release in 6 months or so. I'm targeting early 2025 (sorry, the target date keeps moving, but I am working extremely hard on it, every single day). |
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It seems to be very good. Many thank's for this great job ! |
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I completely understand now. Thank you for the explanation. Awesome idea, and I've actually already implemented this, or rather something very close to it, in the upcoming Cronicle v2...
In Cronicle v2 there is a concept of "tags", and these are completely user-defined. You can create as many tags as you like, and give them custom names and custom icons:
So in your case you could add a tag called "Verified" and pick a special icon for it:
You can assign tags to events, so they apply to every job for that event, or you can apply them DURING a job inside the running job code itself:
Or, and this is probably what you really want: …