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Implement "Silence List" Feature as a Modal #539

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@bai1024 bai1024 commented Aug 20, 2024

  1. Change the current list interface to a modal design.
  2. Within the modal, Provide table about Silence list
  3. Introduce filter feature within the modal interface.

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@bai1024 bai1024 force-pushed the implement-silence-list-modal branch from 2c5946e to 0404de6 Compare August 20, 2024 03:05
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First review pass, but mostly some questions about implementation due to my own ignorance.

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hideModal() {
const modal = $('#silenceTableModal');
if (modal.length) {
globalStore.setMessages([]);
this.form.labels = [];
modal.modal('hide');
}
},
showModal() {
const modal = $('#silenceTableModal');
if (modal.length) {
modal.on('hidden.bs.modal', () => {
silenceTableStore.hideModal();
});
modal.modal('show');
}
},
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This is a question asked out of ignorance, but is $ in this case a jQuery object or something built into Vue?
I know we're eventually planning on removing jquery. Typically I thought we were using native javascript object queries for things like this.

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In this case, $ is indeed jQuery, not something built into Vue. We're using it here because our Modal is still using Bootstrap 3, which relies on jQuery for DOM manipulation and event triggering.

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activeSilences() {
return this.$root.activeSilences || [];
},
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Since we can get a list from activeSilences() it seems like we could do a quick filter on that, to provide a list of suggestions for the matcher label field, and then do something similar for the matcher value based on which label is selected 🤔

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ah, I see. I will look into it.

@bai1024 bai1024 force-pushed the implement-silence-list-modal branch 2 times, most recently from 815a953 to f317ba2 Compare August 23, 2024 02:38
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So now instead of being able to write a custom matcher, we offer the user a selection of existing labels and values. That makes it easier since the user does not even need to type, but removes the possibility to write a regex.
Anyway, for the sake of simplicity I am fine with it. If we want, in the future, we can improve that area to support regex. No problem at all 👍

  • I have made one code suggestion related to the behavior of the filtering, which acts like a logical OR: it returns all silences that match with any of the matchers.
    We want that filtering mechanism to work in the same way as Alertmanager, which is like a logical AND.
    The rest of the code is fine by me.

  • Regarding Git stuff, please put in separate commit all the changes related to the renaming of silence-modal into silence-create-modal.

Good job :)

}

return this.activeSilences.filter(silence => {
return this.state.labels.some(filterLabel => {
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return this.state.labels.some(filterLabel => {
return this.state.labels.every(filterLabel => {

If we have multiple filters, we want all of them to match. This is the same behavior that Alertmanager has.

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Thank you.
And for this one

Regarding Git stuff, please put in separate commit all the changes related to the renaming of silence-modal into silence-create-modal.

Is it better to make a different PR for that?

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Is it better to make a different PR for that?

It is not necessary. Even if they are unrelated changes, it is totally fine to start PRs with refactor commits to better accommodate your actual changes.

So, having one commit for the rename, and another commit for all the changes related to the new silence list modal is fine.

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No problem. Updated.

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I have tested it in my local environment and works well 👍

Nice job :)

@bai1024 bai1024 force-pushed the implement-silence-list-modal branch from 1cc310c to 236aa46 Compare September 9, 2024 09:18
@bai1024 bai1024 force-pushed the implement-silence-list-modal branch from b53a2b8 to 3a5a31a Compare September 10, 2024 02:15
@vincent-olivert-riera vincent-olivert-riera merged commit c0c5a2a into line:master Sep 10, 2024
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