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Added UI support for waitTillSegmentsLoad #15110
Added UI support for waitTillSegmentsLoad #15110
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Thanks for the PR! The changes look good, but I had a few suggestions
public getSegmentStatusDescription() { | ||
const { segmentStatus } = this; | ||
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Could this also display the segments breakdown after ingestion? This information should be available in the same place
"totalSegments": 1,
"usedSegments": 1,
"precachedSegments": 0,
"onDemandSegments": 0,
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We should also show the time for the query part and ingestion part separately, so that any user can know the actual time taken for the query and won't mistake it as druid being slow. This information should also be available in segmentLoadStatus and its parent object.
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Thanks for the changes!
This relies on the work done in apache#14322 and apache#15076. It allows the user to set waitTillSegmentsLoad in the query context (if they want, else it defaults to true) and shows the results in the UI :
This relies on the work done in #14322 and #15076. It allows the user to set waitTillSegmentsLoad in the query context (if they want, else it defaults to true) and shows the results in the UI : Co-authored-by: Sébastien <[email protected]>
This relies on the work done in apache#14322 and apache#15076. It allows the user to set waitTillSegmentsLoad in the query context (if they want, else it defaults to true) and shows the results in the UI :
This relies on the work done in apache#14322 and apache#15076. It allows the user to set waitTillSegmentsLoad in the query context (if they want, else it defaults to true) and shows the results in the UI :
This relies on the work done in #14322 and #15076. It allows the user to set
waitTillSegmentsLoad
in the query context (if they want, else it defaults totrue
) and shows the results in the UI :