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The log message displayed for a run that has been lost is misleading. Rather than showing "Nothing yet" we should have a separate log, input, and output message for when a run is in one of the :final_states.
Desired wording:
Logs: "No logs were received for this run."
Input: If no other data_retention related messages are shown, then: "No input state could be saved for this run."
Output: If no other data_retention related messages are shown, then: "No output state could be saved for this run."
Note that we've now got a lot of conditionals around what to display for dataclips. How do we know that an output dataclip was not saved because of a crash, instead of not being saved because of a customers input/output data storage policy?
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@elias-ba , we are trying to re-articulate this together: 80/20...
For logs there is a fallback which is currently "nothing yet". We want to make that fallback conditional on the state: if the state is in final_states make the fallback say "No logs were received for this run." if not, make the fallback say "nothing yet..."
For input and output, there are currently 3 states (real JSON data, dataclip wiped, nothing yet...) and similar to logs, we want to adjust the fallback state from always being "nothing yet" to being "No ${input/output} state could be saved for this run." if the run state is in final_states.
The log message displayed for a run that has been
lost
is misleading. Rather than showing "Nothing yet" we should have a separate log, input, and output message for when a run is in one of the:final_states
.Desired wording:
If no other data_retention related messages are shown, then:
"No input state could be saved for this run."If no other data_retention related messages are shown, then:
"No output state could be saved for this run."Note that we've now got a lot of conditionals around what to display for dataclips. How do we know that an output dataclip was not saved because of a crash, instead of not being saved because of a customers input/output data storage policy?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: