Filter bug fixes by SHA

[khatchad]

I have a SHA. I want to see the bug fix page for that SHA. How can I do it?

[y3pio]

Maybe a search bar on top, something like what the commits table is doing with rounds? We can follow a similar pattern and expose a query param to filter by SHA. -- Let me know if this sounds good @khatchad !

[khatchad]

Rounds is a drop down box I think.

[y3pio]

Rounds is a drop down box I think.

Yup, I just meant adding something in that space above the header, like an input field of some sort, where you can enter a SHA to filter by. -- Will proceed with adding this!

[khatchad]

It can be a drop down box, because you may not know what the SHA1 is that you want to filter.

[khatchad]

The drop down box would be populated with the existing SHA1s, like (I think) the rounds is.

[khatchad]

I have a SHA. I want to see the bug fix page for that SHA. How can I do it?

Ah, but maybe I was looking for something like a search box according to this description.

[khatchad]

I guess a happy medium would be to have a searchable drop down box like the one in Google Sheets.

Maybe something like this?

• https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_filter_dropdown.asp
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36712967/single-dropdown-with-search-box-in-it

[y3pio]

It can be a drop down box, because you may not know what the SHA1 is that you want to filter.

Hmm should it just be an input then in that case? Just trying to understand the use case for a dropdown (i.e when would a user open the drop down and scroll through the list of SHAs?).

I guess a happy medium would be to have a searchable drop down box like the one in Google Sheets.

Similarly for a searchable dropdown -- would there ever be a case where you would partially know the SHA you're looking for and the dropdown would show you a list of SHAs that matches the pattern, in which case the dropdown would be a useful UX to allow the user to narrow down the SHA/item they're looking for.

[y3pio]

Raised a PR to add filtering for the bug_fixes table, let me know if this looks ok! Looking into the commits table now, will need to look into it a bit further as it already has an existing "Round" filter to ensure filtering the SHA works along side it.