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Updated run details views

Data returned on a run has been reorganized into more intuitive viewing areas.

The details view for runs was updated to better align with the data returned and viewing patterns. Summary tables of run metrics and options used are separated into their own view called Summary which is the default landing view when you click on a run. If you are documenting the objective function in your output, then a table summarizing the objective function for the run will be displayed as well.

Screenshot of the run details view with the summary tab active showing the run metrics and run options tables.

The input and output tabs have been updated with more intuitive controls for managing table and raw data views and visualizations if they exist as well.

Screenshot of the run details view showing the run input; in this case a routing run with a visualization of the stops as points on a map in the lower half of the screen, and a table view of the input data in the upper half. At the bottom are controls to toggle the split view horizontally or vertically, or to switch to a single view; and there are control to toggle between the raw data view or the table view.

Additional views include a new Metadata view which displays a variety of information related to the run like duration, type, queuing, which version and instance were used, and so forth. The run status has been pulled out of the metadata view and displayed in the header so you can easily view the status of a run no matter which tab view is active.

Screenshot of the run details view with the metadata tab active; the screen displays rows of stylized key value pairs of the run’s metadata, one pair for each row.

Then there is a tab for viewing run logs, ensemble analysis details (if it’s an ensemble run), and series data charts if they exist (in the Analysis tab). You can navigate the different views by clicking the tabs in the header or you can use the left and right arrows in the page footer to navigate between the views.

And you can continue to edit the run, download the full input and output files, share views, or create a new run or clone the run you’re viewing using the action buttons in the header.

Slim screenshot showing just the header of the run details view with the action buttons on the right.

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