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"Recent" page with more precise timing? #780
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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? |
wouldn't be bad to have a "show exact times" js toggle button |
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. |
Thank you for including your "click path". I wish more people would be Do you prefer to see the relative description or would you be happy with |
Relative is strongly preferred. |
Moving to wishlist: https://github.com/CPAN-API/cpan-api/wiki/Wishlist |
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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