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dashboards with tag wildcards / all / everything #178
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Could you give an example why you need to regularly add tags. This could probably be restructured to prevent this problem from occurring. |
e.g. just after a day of using it, I have all-new tags. so, the target audience for this bug would be "new/fresh users of the software" |
could you give an example? normally you timespans with multiple tags on it, so adding all tags to a dashboard entity seems like misuse. |
normally you what?? building dashboards isn't illustrated anywhere as a best practice. |
I was trying to reproduce the dash shown in screenshots. |
hmmm, it's possible that you expect people to make dashboards of "type:{a}" where each line is the thing, instead of "{any tag}:{anything}" that doesn't seem very clear up front. e.g., I was making tags like: "project-a:{subcomponent}" if the dashboards are limited to only being able to interpret one prefix at a time, that changes how you'd make tags and how you'd make dashboards. |
I think it's also that, given that limitation, I have no idea what the core tag prefixes would end up being. |
You could do it like this:
Each line would be different time span. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
If I start out with 5 tags, and make a dashboard, then later add 2 tags, you'd need to add those tags to the dashboard.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice to have a way to specify "all tags". e.g. @ everything,
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or something else.Describe alternatives you've considered
It might be possible to, /by hand/, list all tags in one tab and add them to /every/ dashboard widget (which gets larger the more widgets you have and the more tags you have)
Additional context
I think this project is cool. Is that additional context? 😅
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