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Shawn Heisey updated SOLR-11649:
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Description:
Followup issue from discussion on SOLR-11645.
The Java commandline argument list is currently sorted alphanumerically in the
admin UI dashboard. If there is any possibility that Java might behave
differently with competing options in a different order (which I think is
likely, but I have not yet verified), it is a bad idea to show them in a
different order than they actually exist on the commandline. In that event, it
would be impossible to determine what Java will actually do if the actual order
cannot be seen.
I propose that we make the list unsorted by default, which will show them in
actual commandline order, and then place some kind of "Sort Args" button/option
on the dashboard that will temporarily order them so it is easier to scan the
list quickly. A page refresh once the list is sorted should restore the
unsorted list.
Additionally, if a separate section showing the actual command could be added
(which would typically show the following), that would be very nice.
Sample of what a section for the actual Java command would contain:
{noformat}
-jar start.jar "--module=http"
{noformat}
was:
Followup issue from discussion on SOLR-11645.
The Java commandline argument list is currently sorted alphanumerically in the
admin UI dashboard. If there is any possibility that Java might behave
differently with competing options in a different order (which I think is
likely, but I have not yet verified), it is a bad idea to show them in a
different order than they actually exist on the commandline. In that event, it
would be impossible to determine what Java will actually do if the actual order
cannot be seen.
I propose that we make the list unsorted by default, which will show them in
actual commandline order, and then place some kind of "Sort Args" button/option
on the dashboard that will temporarily order them so it is easier to scan the
list quickly. A page refresh once the list is sorted should restore the
unsorted list.
> Improve "Args" display in admin UI
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>
> Key: SOLR-11649
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11649
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Components: Admin UI
> Affects Versions: 7.1
> Reporter: Shawn Heisey
> Priority: Minor
>
> Followup issue from discussion on SOLR-11645.
> The Java commandline argument list is currently sorted alphanumerically in
> the admin UI dashboard. If there is any possibility that Java might behave
> differently with competing options in a different order (which I think is
> likely, but I have not yet verified), it is a bad idea to show them in a
> different order than they actually exist on the commandline. In that event,
> it would be impossible to determine what Java will actually do if the actual
> order cannot be seen.
> I propose that we make the list unsorted by default, which will show them in
> actual commandline order, and then place some kind of "Sort Args"
> button/option on the dashboard that will temporarily order them so it is
> easier to scan the list quickly. A page refresh once the list is sorted
> should restore the unsorted list.
> Additionally, if a separate section showing the actual command could be added
> (which would typically show the following), that would be very nice.
> Sample of what a section for the actual Java command would contain:
> {noformat}
> -jar start.jar "--module=http"
> {noformat}
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