feat: Link from top level 'incidents', 'jobs', and 'errors' to corresponding instance #452
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…to the instance's corresponding list view. this is a better navigation, because the user remains in the context (incident or job or error)
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@nitram509 thank you for your contribution. 🎉 I'll have a look at your PR in the next few days. 👀 |
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@nitram509 that is a nice improvement. I like it. 🎉
Your PR is ready to merge. 🚀
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Motivation
this PR changes the navigation links, when one clicks on an instance in the incident view.
That helps because the user remains in the context (incident or job or error).