What's the expectation for plugins that use
config-disableBuild (now) incorrectly? The UI is very weird when in a config form, and it's not possible to enable affected jobs through the main config form anymore once disabled. Should this control render its output conditionally based on whether it's in an app bar or not?
https://github.com/jenkinsci/digitalocean-plugin/pull/58/files#diff-08cdd57f480d64ea9ea073f263a01336a799f0da8edfe75c5817f26d49f38894R16 <-- whats the recommendation these days to make buttons be all button like?
i.e. what's wrong with it atm?
i donno, the PR is like a year old, and preferably i don't want to use YUI if i don't have to. I think I copied it from the ec2 plugin at the time.
I think its just a standard button on the cloud agents page to create a new agent manually
any examples of new windows/popups or modals or anything? Right now filling the select takes like a minute because there are so many image options, and I want to make it a plain text box with a popup to select via select/autocomplete/whatever
i will have to use https://weekly.ci.jenkins.io/design-library/TextBox/ for the other stuff though
that page is spitting out
TypeError: e.getAttribute is not a function though
pretty yuck using
nothing modern has been done yet afaik
i might just do window.open or something, i think most people will know an id or slug, and only a few would want to search. We will see
apparently I wanted button to trigger a menu
I'm using Bootstrap for dialogs, it works quite well.
Are you planning to add a button as a new empty row? This looks like an uncommon UI pattern.
Hmm, actions that create new items (or work on multiple rows) should be placed outside a table
i can certainly move it outside the table, but the ec2 version triggers a yui menu (I think) that has a list of clouds
I'm wondering if it should be added to core, so there's not a ec2 specific one, and a do specific one, if someone has a hybrid setup
I'm wondering if it should be added to core, so there's not a ec2 specific one, and a do specific one, if someone has a hybrid setup
on the last jenkins weekly, when going to "manage the plugins", the list is first displayed with the same sort order as returned by the backend (I presume), then suddenly it's being sorted, this "jump" is quite noticeable. Has it been previously reported?
I see can you file an issue for it please? and yeah appears to be the result of client side sorting it.
interestingly on the available plugins page the client side sorting isn't applied on page load, it will sort if you click it but the column that has sorting applied won't be used on load if that makes sense
interestingly on the available plugins page the client side sorting isn't applied on page load, it will sort if you click it but the column that has sorting applied won't be used on load if that makes sense
https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-69588 not sure about its title, don't hesitate to change it
i can't login to Jira
too slow
UX SIG starts in 45 minutes at https://zoom.us/j/91788301376?pwd=ekh0NWUvNCs1UVNaaGp2SjZydVMxZz09
Agenda in the google doc
Agenda in the google doc
Kinda sharing to transfer computers and kinda because I think y'all might be interested
https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/xdurwp/visual_testing_101_design_development_workflow
@janfaracik Re your recent demo, I was kinda surprised you kept the "all view" with its horrible columns, any thoughts about replacing that with something smarter? Seems to me that building a better default view would be a fairly straightforward way to make the default experience of Jenkins a lot better. I think Blue Ocean did a lot right there, no reason to not do that with the classic UI.
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(Same with the views that exist in multibranch folders (Branches + PRs), it probably wouldn't take much for things to look better than that…)
For anyone that wants to see the latest work on the prototype, it's up at https://jenkins-redesign.vercel.app
@janfaracik: the hover labels are unreadable to me in firefox linux
dark mode looks good though
I would be curious to see an "expand" icon so that if you wanted you could have the left nav menu expanded instead of just the toolbar. But you can take it or leave that suggestion.đŸ¤£
it does look really nice though. I personally find it a bit too bland and white, but tahts the modern style
For anyone that wants to see the latest work on the prototype, it's up at https://jenkins-redesign.vercel.app
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"expand" icon so that if you wanted you could have the left nav menu expanded instead of just the toolbar.
I like that idea!
it does look really nice though. I personally find it a bit too bland and white, but tahts the modern style
I agree, I think the dark mode version feels better at the moment, still a ways to go on it