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[Feature]: change behavior of linked spans after click. #2567

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hostaway-greg opened this issue Jan 7, 2025 · 1 comment
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[Feature]: change behavior of linked spans after click. #2567

hostaway-greg opened this issue Jan 7, 2025 · 1 comment

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hostaway-greg commented Jan 7, 2025

Requirement

Please change behavior when inspecting a span (source) that has links and clicking on "linked" span to not "close" original (source?) span details, but just to scroll to linked (target) one.
Same thing happens when I click on the margin of target span, on an icon: "this span is referenced by another span".

Problem

In my code I try to link some events (beforeX and afterX) together so that if I have multiple events of the same type in one trace I can jump between them. Unfortunately, right now, when inspecting a source span, I click on a linked span, the first one is closed and that prevents me from clearly seeing which pair of events is actual before/after on the same object.

Proposal

When inspecting source span and clicking on linked span and scrolling to target span, source span remains "open".
When clicking on icon "this span is referenced by another span", scroll to target and not close source span details.
If it is possible to do, then maybe when mosueovering linked span we could highlight target span ?

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@hostaway-greg hostaway-greg changed the title [Feature]: [Feature]: change behavior of linked spans after click. Jan 7, 2025
@yurishkuro yurishkuro transferred this issue from jaegertracing/jaeger Jan 8, 2025
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Please show me what behaviour is intact.......

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