Problem statement
Unsure if this is considered a bug report or a feature request, but v1.0.18's container view displays only a few ports then a "+###", which is good - services like LiveKit need a relatively wide port range, and listing all 100+ ports individually makes the container list very annoying to browse.
This is how my container list view looked in v1.0.18:
v.1.0.20 appears to have changed this behavior, now showing all ports individually, which causes containers like LiveKit to consume the entire screen while scrolling:
Proposed solution
Give us a UI option to display port ranges as ranges, instead of lists of individual ports - for ex "64500-64599:64500-64599" should display as 64500-64599 or 64500-64599:64500-64599, not:
64500:64500
64501:64501
64502:64502
[94 other ports]
64597:64597
64598:64598
64599:64599
Alternatives considered
Truncate the list, like in versions prior to v1.0.20
Additional context
I am using the version of Dockhand distributed through the TrueNAS SCALE apps catalog.
Problem statement
Unsure if this is considered a bug report or a feature request, but v1.0.18's container view displays only a few ports then a "+###", which is good - services like LiveKit need a relatively wide port range, and listing all 100+ ports individually makes the container list very annoying to browse.
This is how my container list view looked in v1.0.18:
v.1.0.20 appears to have changed this behavior, now showing all ports individually, which causes containers like LiveKit to consume the entire screen while scrolling:
Proposed solution
Give us a UI option to display port ranges as ranges, instead of lists of individual ports - for ex "64500-64599:64500-64599" should display as
64500-64599or64500-64599:64500-64599, not:Alternatives considered
Truncate the list, like in versions prior to v1.0.20
Additional context
I am using the version of Dockhand distributed through the TrueNAS SCALE apps catalog.