By default the launch of instance is terminated if error occurs and appropriate error message is displayed. If the checkbox is checked, the deployment will go through ignoring errors during instances launch and finish lauching the deployment even with some Instances failing. The user can review the instances state in deployment detail as usual. So "Ignore Instance errors during launch" is apropriate I think. I will take note to discuss this with Jan next week when he comes back.On 17.7.2012 17:09, Jirka Tomasek wrote:
Hi all,Hi :)
I would like to ask: If error happens, will be user somehow informed what happened?
so I went through UI Annoyances wikipage and divided the issues between those that require design work to resolve and those that can be fixed without design intervention.
The list of UI Annoyances is here: https://www.aeolusproject.org/redmine/projects/aeolus/wiki/List_of_UI_Annoyances
Most of the quickfixes are straightforward.The fixes which I think might require some discussion are listed below. Feel free to comment on any of the issues from the list or add the new ones you bump into.
* "Launch with errors" makes it sound like it will cause errors on purpose
- maybe rewording to something like: "Ignore errors during launch" would do be enough?
"Ignore errors during launch."... as Jirka wrote or
"Keep launching even if errors occur (inform me)."
Honestly I have more notes to the dictionary. Some of them will also be connected with workflows. So my question is if we can postpone this discussion later on till I get through the whole UI and start working on workflows? I don't think it needs a fix right away so I just wanted to save our times not to do this twice (if it will be necessary). Of course if everybody agrees.
* /pool_families uses both "Environments" and "Pool Families" terminology (DISCUSS)
- I would prefer the Pool Families here to be keep it the same as model name but I am not really sure on this one. Any recommendations?
I checked the code and the only time this message pops up is when editing the deployable xml, so the user is already in place he wants to be. So rewording the message should be enough here. Also this message alone pops up just in a few special occasions, mostly the message is displayed together with description of the exact XML syntax error.When does this message appear? During creation of new deployable?
* "Xml Deployable XML file doesn't resolve valid XML" is the worst error ever
** it is {confusingly, awkwardly, poorly} worded and uses the word "XML" three times in one sentence
** it doesn't actually indicate what's wrong with the XML -- we might as well just say "Your XML is no good! Try again!"
- change the validation message to more reasonable one and include the link to edit deployable xml?
If yes, user is supposed to edit the XML file anyway, because without it he is not able to create new deployable, right?
Then make it easier for him and display him edit form for XML right away (of course with some reasonable error message). This will prevent him from one more click which he will have to do anyway.
I would like to start implementing the quick fixes by tomorrow.
Jirka
Jarda