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Run command ui.hide-busy-state not working as expected

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  • Berend Veldkamp

    Are you passing the ID to ui.hide-busy-state?

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  • Sander Van Raemdonck

    Hi Berend,

    Yes, I entered the following parameters for the “ui.display-busy-state” Command:

    ={
    id: '1',
    message: 'performing query',
    maximumDisplayDurationMs: 10000
    }

    and for “ui.hide-busy-state”

    ={
    id: '1'
    }

    I wanted to test the commands in the most basic WF where I simply query the Capital City service layer Water_Lines ('1=1' and all out-fields). And I am expecting the ‘hide’ command to close the message before it closes by configuration (after 10 000 ms). 
     

    BR,

    Sander

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  • Gareth Evans

    Hm, I am able to reproduce this - I would suggest bringing this to VertiGIS Studio Support for troubleshooting and bug triage!

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  • Surya Rathanlal

    Hi,

    Were you able to get ui.hide-busy-state command to work? I'm using it in a workflow, the busy signal is displayed via ui.display-busy-state but the ui.hide-busy-state run command doesn't seem to hide the busy signal which keeps showing.

    Appreciate any help on this.

    Thank you!

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  • Sander Van Raemdonck

    Hi Surya Rathanlal ,

    I reported this issue to VertiGIS Studio Support and they filed a bug ticket 310134 for the Development Team. I couldn't find any updates via the VertiGIS Studio Change Logs however. So, it's not confirmed yet that the issue will be fixed anytime soon. Perhaps @... has more info?

     

    BR,

    Sander

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  • Nico Burgerhart

    In my experience the change logs are are not useful for VertiGIS Studio, as most bugs from the release notes are not in these logs.

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  • Surya Rathanlal

    Thank you for your responses!

    Sander Van Raemdonck So did you end up using ui.display-busy-state command with timeout for your busy signal and hide after a certain time?

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  • Ken Lyon

    Nico Burgerhart I'm not really clear on the purpose of the change logs myself. It might be useful for some teams to track issues they wish to discuss with the public, but I don't use it for Workflow. I do make sure, though, that bugs fixed are listed in the release notes, including their work item id. This helps customers confirm a bug they discussed with support has been fixed in a given release.

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  • Gareth Evans

    Hi Sander Van Raemdonck I noted that bug item had been closed “as designed”. The insight shared internally was that the ui.hide-notification command is necessary to hide the notification we are referring to. 

    I threw a quick example here: Example - ui.display-busy-state and ui.hide-busy-state - VSWF / Designer 

     



     

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  • SIGGIS Helpdesk (esri Support)

    Hi @...
    Thank you for the update on the bug ticket and the example. Good to know that the busy-state commands depend on the ui.hide-notification command.

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  • Surya Rathanlal

    @... Thank you for the update and example, I was able to get it work!

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