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Right now if someone updates a task, there's no easy way to track who performed the change and why some task was updated/disabled etc. Having an option to add a note when updating/creating tasks would be very convenient as it'd be clear why certain task was modified. For example:
sctool repair update -c <cluster_name> --enabled=false --note="disabling to test something" --author="name surname" <repair/task_id>
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[Enhacement Request] Adding notes to tasks.
[Enhancement Request] Adding notes to tasks.
Nov 29, 2023
Right now if someone updates a task, there's no easy way to track who performed the change and why some task was updated/disabled etc. Having an option to add a note when updating/creating tasks would be very convenient as it'd be clear why certain task was modified. For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: