Closed elma13 closed 3 months ago
if a dataset is loaded from cache and the next selection is available too, then it immediately runs in the use data button and load to tool. Could be practical, but not intended
Also the other way, if there is no data the button goes crazy and the visualisation calendar doesn't update.
oke, it did update, you first have to click on start...
aybe we like to cut the Start button, and with a delay if you change some of the input, the show_data_cache will run. Only the buttons for missing data or use available data are visible.
if a dataset is loaded from cache and the next selection is available too, then it immediately runs in the use data button and load to tool. Could be practical, but not intended
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aybe we like to cut the Start button, and with a delay if you change some of the input, the show_data_cache will run. Only the buttons for missing data or use available data are visible.
Not necessarily, useful to update the check to the available data in cache database
When pressing the "get data" btn, show a visualisation of the data available in the cache dbs (calenderplot). Add 2 buttons: use this data and get rest of the data. For the use this data, just load the data to the tool and continue to start. For the get rest of data, show pop up with estimated waiting time, add footer to show this time. And check every minute the queu in the job to give a status update.
See last part in #353
When pressing the "get data" btn, show a visualisation of the data available in the cache dbs (calenderplot). Add 2 buttons: use this data and get rest of the data. For the use this data, just load the data to the tool and continue to start. For the get rest of data, show pop up with estimated waiting time, add footer to show this time. And check every minute the queu in the job to give a status update.