when using memoization, its much easier to debug workflows when you can see that nodes have been cached. currently in large workflows you'd have to go over all the nodes one by one to understand if they are cached, or you could go to the timeline tab.
both of those options offer a bad user experience, that becomes worse as the workflows get larger.
Modifications
changed the icon of successful cached nodes to a database icon (from font awesome) to mark them as cached.
Verification
tested in the UI that it works using the examples/memoized-simple.yaml example
Fixes https://github.com/argoproj/argo-workflows/issues/13848
Motivation
when using memoization, its much easier to debug workflows when you can see that nodes have been cached. currently in large workflows you'd have to go over all the nodes one by one to understand if they are cached, or you could go to the timeline tab. both of those options offer a bad user experience, that becomes worse as the workflows get larger.
Modifications
changed the icon of successful cached nodes to a database icon (from font awesome) to mark them as cached.
Verification
tested in the UI that it works using the examples/memoized-simple.yaml example
screenshots:
first workflow (no cache hit)
second workflow (cache hit)