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[HUD] Add job-status "QUEUED" #5859
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I think you do have the information about the total number of jobs in the queue. An interesting feature here would be to use the same gray color as the ~ character for queued job as long as the their number is lower than a threshold, i.e. 50 jobs in the queue. This signifies that everything operates normally. On the other hand, if the number of queue jobs is higher than that threshold, meaning something is not right, we can switch the color to orange, and it would surely catch our attention. This can be done in a follow-up PR though I think |
Hi Huy, I will replace all of those text (S,Q,P) with react-icon in next PR, so this is temporary, we can def discuss the color change in next PR |
I agree the log is not very useful here, @clee2000 , thoughts? |
I changed the queued signal to grey for general purpose now |
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Personally I prefer yellow over gray for queued, but given you're going to change the icons in a different PR I don't think it matters much
Overview
#5822
Add Queued status
Details
Queued
value in conclusion based on job.statusNotice
there are other sqls are using 'pending' as default conclusion for empty conclusion value , may create followup issues to address those.
Next Steps
replace the text to react-icons for rendering.