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Different Icons for container that is starting and container that is healthy #856

Open duxbuse opened 5 years ago

duxbuse commented 5 years ago

Currently both containers that are starting and containers that are healthy have the same green icon. I would appreciate if there was a starting icon that then turned into a green healthy icon, so I can visually see when the state changes. Even if this is only for images with healthchecks.

StephenWeatherford commented 5 years ago

Which version of the extension do you have? We've made some recent icon changes. Thx.

duxbuse commented 5 years ago

Yes the latest version with the new icons there is still no distinction between starting and healthy

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aharpervc commented 4 years ago

"Health" isn't an option for description, group, or sort which would largely address this. Additionally, this would be helpful when starting containers with long names, where the health check is stuffed off to the right where it's not easily visible:

Not visible here:

image

Is it here? Not yet....

image

Oh there you are

image

I don't have a 200" monitor so putting the health check the right side (in a panel that doesn't even horizontally scroll) isn't great design...

kjorand commented 2 weeks ago

Maybe inspiration for a PR :

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