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request: Import info expansion
When importing recipe the file or url is displayed only at the beginning, then there is a discard after everything is complete. I don't quite see the usefulness of the discard tab if the filename is missing.
I will see if I can get this to work and submit it for review but if anyone knows exactly how to do this, i.e. if it is a quick fix, I think it would be helpful for people who are importing many recipes in sequence.
To be clear all that "discard" does is make the message go away, right?
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 2:23 AM Alex Loranger [email protected] wrote:
When importing recipe the file or url is displayed only at the beginning, then there is a discard after everything is complete. I don't quite see the usefulness of the discard tab if the filename is missing.
I will see if I can get this to work and submit it for review but if anyone knows exactly how to do this, i.e. if it is a quick fix, I think it would be helpful for people who are importing many recipes in sequence. [image: 2017-01-08-231515_1920x1080_scrot] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4107800/21759481/635fe90a-d5f9-11e6-8a41-1ccaacababb1.png
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From what I can tell. I haven't figured out how to use pydb too usefully at the moment, but I'm pretty sure that's all it does.
I did notice that there seems to be an issue on cancelling an import, at least when there seems to be an error. I will try to reproduce the issue.
An automatic timer on the removal of the tab would probably be useful. I have had trouble importing many recipes at once, resulting in failed imports and ultimately crashing the program in Arch Linux x86_64 so I have decided to play it safe and only import one file at a time.
Perhaps a built-in 'bottleneck' to how many imports can be done simultaneously until the errors can be resolved?
EDIT: To be clear, the usefulness I describe is that it would be nice to be able to track which files the user has already imported, in the case that the user is importing a large amount of files in sequence and doesn't want to import the same file by mistake, taking the time to import and merge recipes.
I'll focus on this for now. I will do my best to stick with the guidelines of "one issue -> one commit -> one pull request"