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Once information is add to objects in TRAC there is no way that a comprehensive list of an attribute's values stored in a tenant can be retrieved.
This provides restrictions on user interfaces. For example if you want to show a list of users that have run jobs so one user can be picked and all of their jobs listed - then this can not be done. It is not possible to get a list of all users from the TRAC API.
Potential Solutions:
Extend the attribute API to enable attributes to be classed as categorical.
Auto index these attribute values.
Expose an API endpoint to enable retrieval of the full list of attribute values.
Since attributes could be quite large and complex it would seem sensible to only enable this for BasicType attributes (string, integer etc.) and for only string lengths below a length limit.
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Feature Request
Description of Problem:
Once information is add to objects in TRAC there is no way that a comprehensive list of an attribute's values stored in a tenant can be retrieved.
This provides restrictions on user interfaces. For example if you want to show a list of users that have run jobs so one user can be picked and all of their jobs listed - then this can not be done. It is not possible to get a list of all users from the TRAC API.
Potential Solutions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: