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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently when using request Batching, the NetworkTable shows the Requests that got batched as a "+ X" behind the first request of the batch. This makes is difficult to identify payloads of singular requests in the batch and likewise for responses.
Describe the solution you'd like
i would like to see the requests partially expanded already, it would not necesarily need the info of sizes, just the name as a selector to see what ended up beeing batched, and maybe the operations error status. something like
would suffice already
Describe alternatives you've considered
i am not aware of any alternatives. you can page through the Networkdetails, but this is pretty cumbersome if the batched operations have a fair size
Additional context
i would add this as a contrib and am wondering if there is ongoing work, or something i am not aware of?
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Batche Networkrequests
Improve view of batched GQLRequests
Mar 6, 2024
There's no ongoing work to implement anything like this. If its something we can expand/collapse I think it would be a great feature. If you'd like to raise a PR that would be great.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently when using request Batching, the NetworkTable shows the Requests that got batched as a "+ X" behind the first request of the batch. This makes is difficult to identify payloads of singular requests in the batch and likewise for responses.
Describe the solution you'd like
i would like to see the requests partially expanded already, it would not necesarily need the info of sizes, just the name as a selector to see what ended up beeing batched, and maybe the operations error status. something like
would suffice already
Describe alternatives you've considered
i am not aware of any alternatives. you can page through the Networkdetails, but this is pretty cumbersome if the batched operations have a fair size
Additional context
i would add this as a contrib and am wondering if there is ongoing work, or something i am not aware of?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: