Currently when you change parameter values the query doesn't update until you execute it again. This can be somewhat confusing, specially with dropdown parameters, where nothing happens after you pick a value.
The main reason for this was to avoid running a query before the user updated all the parameter values (in case there is more than one).
Some ideas for solutions:
- Execute the query when the parameter value is updated. Add some
debounce (that resets when the user "touches" another parameter?) to let the user update other parameters before running the query.
- Add some sort of "Apply" button next to the params, so it's clear you need to click on it. Maybe even add some indication on it when the params are changed (like we do for the save button).
- Add a "Pause execution" toggle, that allows you to pause query refresh in case you want to update multiple parameters.
Any other ideas?
Currently when you change parameter values the query doesn't update until you execute it again. This can be somewhat confusing, specially with dropdown parameters, where nothing happens after you pick a value.
The main reason for this was to avoid running a query before the user updated all the parameter values (in case there is more than one).
Some ideas for solutions:
debounce(that resets when the user "touches" another parameter?) to let the user update other parameters before running the query.Any other ideas?