Feature ideas

Similar to the "PRs waiting for me" table on the Home page of the the demo site , we are using hyperlinks in descriptions of some of our dashboard table widgets. When you click on the hyperlink, event bubbling gets in the way - leaving the user seeing the table expand to be displayed in a modal before navigating to the next page (the target of the hyperlink), without any sort of notion that their link click registered until the navigation happens (because the first thing that they see is the widget moving to the modal dialog). Is there a way to capture the anchor click, such that the event handling to trigger the modal display does not occur before the navigation?

Letting you add any icon you want into the organization's private icons library

We would like to add 2 extra date range presets to display costs in a Full Month view this month 1st of the current Month till today

Within a table view, I would like to display a text value (e.g. commit hash) and make it a link to the particular commit on GitLab/GitHub/... Currently I can make the field type "string" and format "url" to make it a link, however I cannot control what is displayed for the property value - it's always icon of the website the link is pointing to.

Today when looking at timestamp fields (such as last updated for example) they show the relative time - 3 days ago, 8 hours ago, etc. If you hover on the relative time, a tooltip with the exact timestamp appears. It would be very helpful to allow changing the view, for example - when clicking on the relative time, it will switch out all relative time labels to show the exact timestamp (and another click would change it back to the default way) This also doesn't need to be persistent between sessions

In our current table view, users need to manually apply filters to view specific data, which can be time-consuming and less intuitive, especially for developers accustomed to more dynamic data exploration tools. By implementing "+" (filter) and "-" (unfilter) buttons next to each column value, users can instantly filter the table to show only the rows that match the selected value or exclude them. This functionality is inspired by the user-friendly filtering options found in Kibana, where such interactions are natural and straightforward for developers. Use Case Example: A user viewing a table of entities wants to quickly filter the view to show only entities "started by" a specific build. Instead of navigating away from the table to apply this filter, the user can simply click the "+" button next to the build identifier in the "Started By" column to filter the table accordingly.

Currently, filtering Datetime properties is limited to either relative (last x days) or a time range (05/01 - 07/01). Being able to filter data such as "is not null" "specific day of the week(i.e only tuesday)" and more, can provide some nice information. For example, create filter for all environments were the last login date is "null" indicating that they were never logged in to.

Currently, the catalog filtering options allow for past time filtering, such as "in the past 365 days." It would be beneficial to extend this functionality to include future time filtering. For example, adding a filter like "in the next 365 days" would help us better to present catalog items relevant to future timeframes. In our case we want to have all the future on-call shifts for a user :)

Currently, when an entity has a URL property, hovering over it displays the full URL, which can sometimes be confusing. What if we showed an alias instead when hovering over the icon of the URL property? This way, it would be easier to understand each icon’s purpose at a glance.

It would be useful to show data from multiple blueprints in a single chart based on property with the same name or based on number of entities per each blueprint. An example is: we have blueprints for Car and Plane entities with properties (along with other properties) called "number of passangers" and "owner". Then we would like to visualize number of cars and planes in a single pie chart with "breakdown by property" set to owner or "number of passangers". This chart would then show us how many means of transport each owner owns.