Closed JimKarlson closed 4 years ago
Thanks Jim, I'll get these pulled together.
So, the date string is a strange one. I think this may have more to do with your settings on the machine.
Can you run this in a PowerShell screen? (Get-Date 9/9/20).ToShortDateString()
Let me see your output?
This is what I get - 09/09/2020
Hi Jim, In the current branch you will find a test version, please put it in testing and not straight to production though. I have added other things such as a restrictive scale down method where you can specify how many machines get powered off rather than going straight to your target point.
There are two new config entries: instanceName dateFormat
I put the specific example for you in the comments. Let me know how you get on.
Dashboards amends applied successfully and shown in testing, closing the issue.
In the dashboard:
A. History section: there is a section of URLs for listing the historical dashboards from other days. Suggestions:
B. Titles in the dashboard - with a number of farms it's not so easy to remember which dashboard you are reviewing; adding elements to the Create Config File.ps1