The extension needs a toggle/radio button that indicates whether the whole queue will be displayed, or only the respective user's jobs. Showing only the user's jobs should probably be the default, as those are the most interesting jobs for most users. This will also greatly reduce the latency in the UI, as squeue -u calls return much faster than displaying the entire queue. This might also reduce the workload put on Slurm.
Currently, the search bar is limited to searching by user only. After the toggle button is implemented, it makes sense to open up the search functionality to other queue fields as well (if not all of them).
The extension needs a toggle/radio button that indicates whether the whole queue will be displayed, or only the respective user's jobs. Showing only the user's jobs should probably be the default, as those are the most interesting jobs for most users. This will also greatly reduce the latency in the UI, as squeue -u calls return much faster than displaying the entire queue. This might also reduce the workload put on Slurm.
Currently, the search bar is limited to searching by user only. After the toggle button is implemented, it makes sense to open up the search functionality to other queue fields as well (if not all of them).