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  2. RHINENG-746

[RFE] Executed tasks should be sorted by Run time/date column in default rather than status column

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      Description:

      As a user I want to see the latest task that I ran (regarding it's status). 
      
      The status filter imho doesn't make much sense overall because even failed task execution(s) in the task detail result in overall Completed status of the Task - not very user friendly, expandable section in table showing detail of every system status in every Task run would be better.

      Steps to Reproduce:

      1. Provision rhel 8 system (or more), register to insights, connect it with rhc and install required pkgs to run the tasks
      2. Run preupgrade task few times
      3. Go to Activity tab
      3. See that Tasks in Activity table are basically not sorted (status is same for every run)
      

      How reproducible: (Always / Intermittent / Random)

      Always

      Actual Results:

      Table sorted by Status column

      Expected results:

      Table sorted by Run date/time column

      Additional info:

      I was thinking about helping and making PR directly in https://github.com/RedHatInsights/tasks-frontend but README is insufficient for someone outside of the team to set it up and test the changes locally. E.g README says to run npm run patch:hosts but there is no such command in packages.json

       

              rhn-support-mmeza Megan Meza
              awaltlov@redhat.com Andrea Waltlova
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