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[opensuse-buildservice] Usability: list of failed packages
- From: Christian Boltz <opensuse@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 22:00:26 +0200
- Message-id: <200606062200.27150@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
possible usability improvement #2 for the web UI:
Currently, it's hard to get a quick overview which of your packages
failed building. You have to search the failures like easter eggs :-/
Real-world example: try to find out which of the KDE3 packages in [1]
caused the expansion error...
Current situation / problem:
The project page [1] shows the number of suceeded and failed packages
per build repository. If you want to know _which package_ failed
building (which is the most important information here), you have to
click each package separately [2] and check the status.
This is really annoying when you have lots of packages in your project.
Possible enhancement / solution:
I can imagine several solutions:
a) add a "[show build results]" link to the Action column of the Build
Repositories table - the target page should show the results per
package in the selected repository (OK / failed / expansion error)
b) in the "packages" list, add some icon (like a red "X") on failed
packages to indicate which package failed building on one or more
repositories
c) implement both a) and b) because both variants would be useful:
a) displays the result _per repository_ ("what fails on SUSE 10.1?")
b) displays the result _per package_ ("why does this package fail?")
Opinions?
Regards,
Christian Boltz
[1] like http://build.opensuse.org/project/show?project=KDE%3AKDE3
[2] like
http://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=kdebindings3-java&project=KDE%3AKDE3
(as always: the last one in the list failed. Murphy says it's the
other way round if you start at the bottom ;-)
--
Development is still fast. First I said it went from Ferrari to Lada,
but that is not true. It went from Space Shuttle to Ferrari...
slower...but still extremely fast. [Azerion in opensuse-factory]
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possible usability improvement #2 for the web UI:
Currently, it's hard to get a quick overview which of your packages
failed building. You have to search the failures like easter eggs :-/
Real-world example: try to find out which of the KDE3 packages in [1]
caused the expansion error...
Current situation / problem:
The project page [1] shows the number of suceeded and failed packages
per build repository. If you want to know _which package_ failed
building (which is the most important information here), you have to
click each package separately [2] and check the status.
This is really annoying when you have lots of packages in your project.
Possible enhancement / solution:
I can imagine several solutions:
a) add a "[show build results]" link to the Action column of the Build
Repositories table - the target page should show the results per
package in the selected repository (OK / failed / expansion error)
b) in the "packages" list, add some icon (like a red "X") on failed
packages to indicate which package failed building on one or more
repositories
c) implement both a) and b) because both variants would be useful:
a) displays the result _per repository_ ("what fails on SUSE 10.1?")
b) displays the result _per package_ ("why does this package fail?")
Opinions?
Regards,
Christian Boltz
[1] like http://build.opensuse.org/project/show?project=KDE%3AKDE3
[2] like
http://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=kdebindings3-java&project=KDE%3AKDE3
(as always: the last one in the list failed. Murphy says it's the
other way round if you start at the bottom ;-)
--
Development is still fast. First I said it went from Ferrari to Lada,
but that is not true. It went from Space Shuttle to Ferrari...
slower...but still extremely fast. [Azerion in opensuse-factory]
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