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If I log out of Plotly (or boot Falcon without logging in) and then write a nice fancy query and then hit "schedule" and go through the login process as prompted, I lose my query, it disappears from the query box so I can't schedule it.
If I boot Falcon and I have some queries scheduled but I'm not logged in, I have no indication that these queries aren't going to successfully run unless I do log in.
Per @n-riesco this isn't the case, I had incorrectly assumed it was based on the logged-in/not-logged-in UI. I'm still not sure what is and isn't possible when "not logged in" and why :)
If I log out of Plotly (or boot Falcon without logging in) and then write a nice fancy query and then hit "schedule" and go through the login process as prompted, I lose my query, it disappears from the query box so I can't schedule it.
Currently when you log in, the entire app is refreshed which makes it non-trivial to persist the query string.
Perhaps instead we disable the schedule button and warn about query loss in a tooltip?
This one isn't strictly related to the scheduling stuff, but will resolve #479 and I can't seem to do it in my dev environment due to build errors: I'd like to bump the react-chart-editor dependency from 0.18 to 0.21 please :)
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nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 24, 2018
After creating a query, the "Query name" is still editable...
nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 24, 2018
If I log out of Plotly (or boot Falcon without logging in) and then write a nice fancy query and then hit "schedule" and go through the login process as prompted, I lose my query, it disappears from the query box so I can't schedule it.
nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 24, 2018
If I boot Falcon and I have some queries scheduled but I'm not logged in, I have no indication that these queries aren't going to successfully run unless I do log in.Per @n-riesco this isn't the case, I had incorrectly assumed it was based on the logged-in/not-logged-in UI. I'm still not sure what is and isn't possible when "not logged in" and why :)
mfix22 commentedon Jul 24, 2018
Currently when you log in, the entire app is refreshed which makes it non-trivial to persist the query string.
Perhaps instead we disable the
schedulebutton and warn about query loss in a tooltip?nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 25, 2018
This one isn't strictly related to the scheduling stuff, but will resolve #479 and I can't seem to do it in my dev environment due to build errors: I'd like to bump the
react-chart-editordependency from 0.18 to 0.21 please :)briandennis commentedon Jul 25, 2018
@nicolaskruchten was your build error similar to the one on CI? I can't replicate this locally when building...
nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 26, 2018
Nope, I'm having issues building the Oracle driver from source.
nicolaskruchten commentedon Jul 26, 2018
From my POV things are looking good here... It'd be great if we could wrap and merge #500 today and then cut a release tomorrow :)