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Feature Request: Errors panel search bar #3417

Open kalkson opened 2 weeks ago

kalkson commented 2 weeks ago

Issue description or question

Hi!

Thank you for the wonderful v2 major update - I love it! However, after it was released, I discovered that the search bar is no longer accessible via the cmd + F shortcut inside the Error panel, which has impacted my Wallaby workflow and daily testing process.

I typically debug tests by looking for components/phrases inside the rendered HTML that displays in the Wallaby Error panel. I would love to have the ability to easily search for these by typing a phrase, rather than being forced to scroll through the panel as I currently have to do.

Is there any chance we will get the search bar back inside the panel, or is there some obstacle that prevents it from being implemented again?

ArtemGovorov commented 1 week ago

Thanks for posting the feature request and for your kind words. We do have a plan to add search for errors panel.

DHFW commented 1 week ago

Similarly like searching in the Errors panel, I would like to be able to search inside the Logs panel.

ArtemGovorov commented 1 week ago

Until a better solution is available, if you're using VS Code, you can open Logs or Errors in the Side Panel, which has a find widget accessible via Ctrl/Cmd + F:

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kalkson commented 2 days ago

Until a better solution is available, if you're using VS Code, you can open Logs or Errors in the Side Panel, which has a find widget accessible via Ctrl/Cmd + F:

@ArtemGovorov Does not work in my VSCode at the moment. Any tips with that?

smcenlly commented 1 day ago

@kalkson - it does not work if you use the Overview panel at the bottom of the screenshot above (currently not supported by VS Code).

The find will only work right now in the Side View (when opened beside your code). If you have changed the wallaby.sideView.mode setting to In View, it also won't work for you right now.

Our team is prioritizing the development of Find functionality within the new UI.

It seems you may not have opened the side view before pressing Ctrl+F, or perhaps you've customized the wallaby.sideView.mode setting in VS Code. If neither of these cases apply, could you please share a short animated gif to help us understand your workflow?