Convert abra app ps
to vertical layout
#487
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.There is no
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to show anything is truncated.A vertical layout may be more ideal. @fauno shared the
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/cc @kawaiipunk @aadil
My preference: just use the vertical layout (like the deploy screen). Don't bother with an option between table or vertical. Putting
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into the table layout might involve fucking around with the internals of the renderer so I'm not keen.As we're talking layout here anyways, I'd copy over my thoughts on it from Matrix:
I'd vote for putting the
Status
column next to theImage
column, maybe even betweenService
andImage
as those are values I look often at in exactly this context. With many services for an app, it gets difficult to not get lost in the linesAlso the information densitity is a lot higher in the previous layout. I like that you put the
Version
andChaos
in the table, but maybe we could give it its own row, as its the same across the whole app?see previous and current layout attached.
Edit: Also made a quick paint draft to visualize what I imagine
tysm @simon i'll get back to you on this. really appreciate the feedback. i think it'd be good to get in your adjustments in the release candidate. (and I would still postpone the vertical layout refactor)
`abra app ps` truncated "silently"to Convert `abra app ps` to vertical layoutFollowing #487 (comment)
#513
I'm actually gonna close this off also because in the upcoming RC we have:
It is possible to show truncation via #513 (comment) but I chose for wrapping. We can change that if people think it is better to wrap.
The vertical layout can come later if people still think the overview is not ideal. Or we need more information.
See also #513.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!