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Joffcom avatar Joffcom commented on July 3, 2024 1

Hey @dkindlund,

As a member of the dev team myself I will see if I can reproduce that but for now lets focus on this one part :)

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Joffcom avatar Joffcom commented on July 3, 2024

Hey @dkindlund,

I have just checked and I get 20+ in my list, Which browser are you using and what happens if you refresh the page?

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dkindlund avatar dkindlund commented on July 3, 2024

Hey @Joffcom , yeah, let me clarify... I think I understand your confusion...

So when you are on the Executions page of a given workflow and observe the workflow running, yes, it will give you 20+ list of executions on the side panel.

BUT, if the workflow is NOT running (for example, it has generated over 100+ executions), then when you revisit that Executions page, then it will only show the 10 most recent executions -- and if you want any older ones, you are forced to use the time picker (which is annoying).

Does that make sense?

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Joffcom avatar Joffcom commented on July 3, 2024

Hey @dkindlund,

I think I have worked it out, The issue appears to be with the window size. We load 10 items then on scroll load the next batch but if the window is too tall to show the scroll it never loads the rest until you resize the window. If you change the height of the window the scroll bar appears and you are free to scroll again, I didn't notice it last night as didn't have the window on a larger screen it was only when I checked again this morning on my larger monitor that I was able to reproduce.

I have created PAY-1584 as the dev ticket for this one.

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dkindlund avatar dkindlund commented on July 3, 2024

Thanks, @Joffcom , I think I see the intended behavior of the scroll bar, now that you've explained it clearly.

I'd also add that the "infinite scroll" logic (when it works) appears to be rather buggy -- sometimes, it takes 2 or 3 tries of the "scroll down" behavior before the older Executions are shown in that window. I'm not entirely sure how to replicate that, but I'd encourage the devs to test that out, too.

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