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eedugon opened this issue
May 10, 2024
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bugFixes for quality problems that affect the customer experienceTeam:ResponseOpsLabel for the ResponseOps team (formerly the Cases and Alerting teams)
Describe the bug:
In Stack Management --> rules --> UI, the refresh button doesn't refresh the list of alerts. This has been reported by a user and I have reproduced it easily in a lab.
The only workarounds are:
Switch to history and then back to alerts
Refresh the browser
The same happens if an active alert is recovered, the refresh button won't show the change until browser refreshed or switching to history and back to alerts.
Steps to reproduce:
Go to Stack Management --> Rules --> and select an alert rule
Check the list of active alerts
Do whatever is needed to generate an alert (this will need knowledge of the rule specifics)
Click on refresh for as long as you want, the alert (or recovered)
Expected behavior:
The Active alert (or recovered in case of an active alert being recovered) should appear in the list of Alerts
Screenshots (if relevant):
There are no errors and the refresh is refreshing other parts of the window, but not that list.
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bugFixes for quality problems that affect the customer experienceTeam:ResponseOpsLabel for the ResponseOps team (formerly the Cases and Alerting teams)
Kibana version:
8.13.2
Elasticsearch version:
8.13.2
Server OS version:
ESS
Browser version:
Chrome 124.0.6367.119
Describe the bug:
In Stack Management --> rules --> UI, the refresh button doesn't refresh the list of alerts. This has been reported by a user and I have reproduced it easily in a lab.
The only workarounds are:
The same happens if an active alert is recovered, the refresh button won't show the change until browser refreshed or switching to history and back to alerts.
Steps to reproduce:
recovered
)Expected behavior:
The
Active
alert (orrecovered
in case of an active alert being recovered) should appear in the list ofAlerts
Screenshots (if relevant):
There are no errors and the refresh is refreshing other parts of the window, but not that list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: