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Describe the bug
Upon initial click on the error, URL of error page doesn't contain ID of latest occurrence.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
make sure for a given error, Error Tracker collected at least 2 occurrences,
open Error Tracker,
click on the error in the list to open the error page,
notice how the URL doesn't contain the ID of occurrence,
from the occurrence dropdown, select any previous occurrence,
from the occurrence dropdown, select latest occurrence,
notice how the URL does contain the ID of occurrence,
Expected behavior
After initial click on the error, URL of error page contains ID of currently viewed occurrence.
Screenshots
None.
Additional context
When referencing errors collected by ErrorTracker, I usually hastily copy the current URL from the browser tab and paste it elsewhere for reference (work chat, task tracking system, etc.). However, because initially the URL does not contain the ID of occurrence, it's possible that link saved this way will lead to another, more recent occurrence of the same error, with (although, only slightly) different context in it, which may not be desired.
Making the occurrence ID be present on the first click on the error would also make items 4 and 7 from the steps above be consistent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Upon initial click on the error, URL of error page doesn't contain ID of latest occurrence.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
After initial click on the error, URL of error page contains ID of currently viewed occurrence.
Screenshots
None.
Additional context
When referencing errors collected by ErrorTracker, I usually hastily copy the current URL from the browser tab and paste it elsewhere for reference (work chat, task tracking system, etc.). However, because initially the URL does not contain the ID of occurrence, it's possible that link saved this way will lead to another, more recent occurrence of the same error, with (although, only slightly) different context in it, which may not be desired.
Making the occurrence ID be present on the first click on the error would also make items 4 and 7 from the steps above be consistent.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: