Make audit log before/after filterable

[bbovenzi]

Before we preset the audit log before and after fields with the task instance or dag run queued to end times. And the filter bars were disabled.

Now:

• remove preset values since we do a better job of recording run_id and actions after the dag run, like marking as failed or adding a note, would be missing
• allow a user to filter before and after times
• remove the disabled task id and run id filter bars since the breadcrumb already shows that

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[jscheffl]

I tried to "use" the audit log and either I am tooo stupid (rarely have clicked there, maybe I'm a noob in this) but:

• When clicking in one of the date fields and picking a date the filter is not applied.
• Clicking or pressing enter to a different aera clears the previous selcted data
• I tried to use multiple options of include/exclude filter and it always when using include generated empty results or in case of exclude no effect. Somehow I was not able to filter and I did not understand where I can filter for.

Might it be that with the changes something is broken?
Or is my browser failing? Ubuntu 22.04 x64, Firefox.

[bbovenzi]

I tried to "use" the audit log and either I am tooo stupid (rarely have clicked there, maybe I'm a noob in this) but:

• When clicking in one of the date fields and picking a date the filter is not applied.
• Clicking or pressing enter to a different aera clears the previous selcted data
• I tried to use multiple options of include/exclude filter and it always when using include generated empty results or in case of exclude no effect. Somehow I was not able to filter and I did not understand where I can filter for.

Might it be that with the changes something is broken? Or is my browser failing? Ubuntu 22.04 x64, Firefox.

Something like selected a Before date and adding an event name doesn't work for you?

[jscheffl]

I tried to "use" the audit log and either I am tooo stupid (rarely have clicked there, maybe I'm a noob in this) but:

• When clicking in one of the date fields and picking a date the filter is not applied.
• Clicking or pressing enter to a different aera clears the previous selcted data
• I tried to use multiple options of include/exclude filter and it always when using include generated empty results or in case of exclude no effect. Somehow I was not able to filter and I did not understand where I can filter for.

Might it be that with the changes something is broken? Or is my browser failing? Ubuntu 22.04 x64, Firefox.

Something like selected a Before date and adding an event name doesn't work for you?

Did a regression on my Ubuntu 20.04 x64 LTS:

• Firefox
  • Both Start/End date are not working. I can use the date picker but upon exit of the popup, date / time selection is reset
  • Event filter is working (when entering text, but no suggestions in the popup below, do I need to expect anything?)
• Chromium
  • Date start/end selection is working.
  • Event filter is working (when entering text, but no suggestions in the popup below, do I need to expect anything?)

UPDATE! I beleieve I found the root cause... in Firefox it looks like:

--> The DATE Popup oly shows a date selection. After clicking on a date the time fields are filled with --:--:-- and when exiting the dtae selection is reset. If I change the time before leaving focus the filter is applied.

Difference in Chromium the popup is like... WITH date AND time:

[bbovenzi]

You're right. Looks like datetime-local is not supported in firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1726108

We use it in a few places. So I might need to figure out a workaround in another PR

[bbovenzi]

You're right. Looks like datetime-local is not supported in firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1726108

We use it in a few places. So I might need to figure out a workaround in another PR

PR: #39261 we can merge that one and then I'll rebase this PR

[jscheffl]

Thanks, with the fix in the other PR and re-basing it is now working :-D