This change adds a Filter option to the span right-click context menu:
Clicking the option brings up a sub-menu:
As mentioned in the tooltips added by this change (no screenshot), the Filter input box accepts a strict-search key:value pair. For example searching for Name:"Shuplin" on the top-level Request span:
Filtering shows or hides all children spans below the one you opened the context menu on. The strict searching pattern of key:value (where value is a "quoted" string) is used to allow for differentiation between strict and fuzzy searching in the future.
As another example, searching for SQL:"SELECT * FROM table_name;" (which is present in all the fake timespan events generated by --sample-data) shows all the spans:
Tooltips which detail each context menu option were also added by this change.
Using an incorrect (i.e. non-strict) filter syntax will yield an alert box which explain the proper filter syntax.
This change adds a
Filter
option to the span right-click context menu:Clicking the option brings up a sub-menu:
As mentioned in the tooltips added by this change (no screenshot), the
Filter
input box accepts a strict-searchkey:value
pair. For example searching forName:"Shuplin"
on the top-levelRequest
span:Filtering shows or hides all children spans below the one you opened the context menu on. The strict searching pattern of
key:value
(where value is a"quoted"
string) is used to allow for differentiation between strict and fuzzy searching in the future.As another example, searching for
SQL:"SELECT * FROM table_name;"
(which is present in all the fake timespan events generated by--sample-data
) shows all the spans: