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UI Display of Data #62

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mshoote opened this issue Apr 24, 2017 · 9 comments
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UI Display of Data #62

mshoote opened this issue Apr 24, 2017 · 9 comments

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@mshoote
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mshoote commented Apr 24, 2017

On the UI when using the application the fields "Open Issues Last Year" & "PR's last year" is just an array of values. If possible a good addition would to format it so the user could see more clearly that each value correlated with a specific month. Either using a simple table or graph one could display this data and it would be more quickly interpreted and pleasing to the user.

@jakeharding
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I just merged the charts into the dev branch. Let us know what you think!

@mshoote
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mshoote commented Apr 24, 2017

Will do, and question, to update my clone with those changes should I re-clone the repo or can I just do a pull and get the charts piece?

@bparish628
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bparish628 commented Apr 24, 2017

You would probably have to do a git checkout -b origin/dev to use the dev branch, since a clone is master

@mshoote
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mshoote commented Apr 24, 2017

I went to the root folder of repo health and ran the git checkout -b origin/dev and it said
Switched to a new branch 'origin/dev'

Then I ran docker-compose up and tried both cakephp/cakephp and django/django but didn't see any charts appear I may be missing a step or need to look into it more, any thoughts on what i may have done wrong?

@bparish628
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The docker container will still have the old code since it is self contained. So you will have to have to do a ./docker/clean.sh and then do a docker-compose up again 😕.

@jakeharding
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You may have created a local branch called origin/dev. Run git branch to list your local branches and delete it if it is there. Run git checkout -b dev origin/dev to create a dev branch on your local and have it track the origin dev branch.

@mshoote
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mshoote commented Apr 24, 2017

Matthews-MacBook-Pro:repo-health matthewschuette$ git branch
master

  • origin/dev

It looks like it did. So I will try to re checkout the way you said and then re run the clean.sh and compose up.

@mshoote
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mshoote commented Apr 26, 2017

I tried what you said Jake and it updated the UI however I did not see any charts on any of the 3 tabs (Details, PR's, Issue). Do you think I should just do a fresh clone of dev?

@jakeharding
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Try to clear the cache in your browser and reload the page. In Chrome, I think you hold control and click reload.

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