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"Recent" page with more precise timing? #780

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andk opened this issue Feb 26, 2013 · 6 comments
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"Recent" page with more precise timing? #780

andk opened this issue Feb 26, 2013 · 6 comments

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@andk
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andk commented Feb 26, 2013

It's a javasript feature I like very much: "6 minutes ago". Can we have this more precise for the time interval between one hour and 36 hours? It would make cpantesters performance analysis easier.

Thank you!

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oalders commented Feb 26, 2013

So, just to be sure, you'd like to see the age in minutes for everything on /release which has appeared over the last 36 hours?

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wouldn't be bad to have a "show exact times" js toggle button

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andk commented Feb 26, 2013

In other words; 6 minutes ago is precise enough. 1 hour is not precise enough. Instead I'd like to see 1 hour 18 minutes of 78 minutes. Everything above 1 1/2 days can be imprecise, so 36 hours is good enough.

For an illustration of my favorite click path: I go the Recent page and click on the most recent upload. If it is 6 minutes old I expect that my first report must have arrived at David's Amazon DB. So I click on the matrix and there I click on the "matrix via log.txt". And there I see how many reports have arrived. This works nicely. But for the official cpantesters matrix I cannot as easily determine how far it is behind, but I would like to use this cick path to find out, at least for a current small sample.

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Thank you for including your "click path". I wish more people would be
that specific.

Do you prefer to see the relative description or would you be happy with
exact timestamps?
Obviously either (or both) is possible, just curious on your preference.

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andk commented Feb 27, 2013

Relative is strongly preferred.

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Moving to wishlist: https://github.com/CPAN-API/cpan-api/wiki/Wishlist

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