Description
Some client requests that affect varnishes configuration trigger reloading tasks that are applying changes on varnishes.
If the task fails modal window is displayed with detailed information on what was going wrong.
Unfortunately after closing that window, the user is not able to check again what has happened.
Some client requests that affect varnishes configuration trigger reloading tasks that are applying changes on varnishes.
If the task fails modal window is displayed with detailed information on what was going wrong.
Unfortunately after closing that window, the user is not able to check again what has happened.
Expectations
Reloading tasks are stored in a user session. There is a view with the list of the last (size of the list is configured in settings) reloading tasks generated by a logged user.
User has the ability to preview details of each task such as:
- what set of clusters was affected
- what was the status of the task on each cluster
- detailed error if occurred
This issue requires changes described in #415
Description
Some client requests that affect varnishes configuration trigger reloading tasks that are applying changes on varnishes.
If the task fails modal window is displayed with detailed information on what was going wrong.
Unfortunately after closing that window, the user is not able to check again what has happened.
Some client requests that affect varnishes configuration trigger reloading tasks that are applying changes on varnishes.
If the task fails modal window is displayed with detailed information on what was going wrong.
Unfortunately after closing that window, the user is not able to check again what has happened.
Expectations
Reloading tasks are stored in a user session. There is a view with the list of the last (size of the list is configured in settings) reloading tasks generated by a logged user.
User has the ability to preview details of each task such as:
This issue requires changes described in #415