On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 8:44 PM, Richard Harding <[email protected] > wrote:
> > 11. Juju's GUI's bells and whistles are nice, but I think there's a bug > > with it because its statuses are inaccurate. If you set a relation, Juju > > says the relation is green and active immediately, which is not true if > you > > keep tailing the log file and you know things can still fail because > > scripts are still running. > > The relation is green, but if it errors after some time it should turn red > with error info. If the relation goes into an error state and it does not > then that's a bug we'd love to fix. If you could file the bug and let us > know if there's two services that this is easily replicated with that's be > awesome! > I understand that, but the UI is telling me "all is good, you're free to go on and play with the other Juju magic here in the GUI" then I do that and things start to fail because that green bar actually should not have been turned green as we have scripts running, though I understand the principle with your explanation :-) perhaps it could be transparent, or pulsing green, or any other temporary state in between? I know it may fail and it will turn red, but it does not matter because I would never set a second relation between my units if one of them isn't really ready to (i.e. green). When I see it green, I think it's ready. Except it's not :-( > 13. Juju's GUI's panel with charmstore stays open all the time wasting > > window space (so I have to zoom out virtually all my deployments because > of > > the amount of wasted space, every time). There could be a way to hide > that > > panel, because honestly it's useless locally since it never lists my > local > > charms even if I export JUJU_REPOSITORY correctly. I'd rather have my > local > > charms listed there too or just hide the panel instead. > > You can hide the panel. If you type '?' a series of keyboard shortcuts come > up. One of them is to toggle the sidebar using 'ctrl-shift-h' (hide). > Please try that out and let us know if that helps or not. As we improve the > sidebar and make the added services bar more prevalent we hope the sidebar > being there is more and more useful. Perhaps I didn't notice that because I always have the GUI in a separate monitor so I just use it with the mouse, sorry. But if you can hide it with a shortcut what stops us from having a clickable area in there to hide with the cursor? Or is there one? > > 13. Juju's GUI shows new relations info incorrectly. If I set up a DB > > relation to my service it simply says in the confirmation window that "db > > relation added between postgresql and postgresql". I've noticed sometimes > > this changes to "between myservice and myservice" so perhaps it has to do > > with the order of the relation, from what service to the other? Anyway, > > both cases seem to show it wrong? > > Thanks, we'll look into this. Is there two services you can replicate this > every time or is it something that happens less consistently? > I've seen that with the Postgres charm in the store more specifically. But I think with Apache's and RabbitMQ's too, then I started to wonder if it wasn't a problem with the GUI instead with the charms. > > > 14. Juju's GUI always shows the service panel even if the service unit > has > > been destroyed, just because I opened it once. Also, it says "1 dying > > units" (sic) forever until I close it manually. > > By service panel is this the details panel that slides out from the left > sidebar? We can definitely look into making sure those go away when the > unit or service are destroyed. Yep! That one :-) > > 16. Juju's GUI lists all my machines. Like, all of them, really. In the > > added services part of the panel it lists even inactive machines, which > > does not make much sense I'd say because it makes it seem only deployed > > machines are listed. I think that count is wrong. > > The GUI lists the machines it knows about from Juju. I'm not sure about > hiding them because in machine view we use them for targets to deploy > things to. Now machines are only listed in machine view, but you mention > seeing them in the 'added services' panel? Do you have a screenshot of what > you mean we could take a look at? Not now, but I can take one tomorrow. I don't see the machines themselves, it's just their count in the added services panel, which is odd because I don't have that many machines active in the deployment, that's why. I'll make a note so I don't forget to take the screenshot :-) > > That's it, thank you for those who made it to the end :-D > > And thank you for taking the time to write out the great feedback. > Cool beans!
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