Redirecting to the correct queue (mgiuca: not your fault, we should update the link on SoM)

are you logged in?

If the user isn't logged in, nothing will happen; they won't even get an error message. We should probably fix that :( 

Is there a standard way you show error messages in polymer?

Ok that's probably why nothing happened for mgiuca (most users don't think to log into SoM, we should fix that :). 

Lazy fix: just don't render those buttons for logged-out users :)

Better fix: prompt the user to log in whenever the attempt to do something that requires auth and they're currently logged out. Could be a modal dialog, paper-toast, or something else in between those two "annoying roadblock" and "barely noticed it" extremes.

Stretch fix: automatically execute that action on successful login redirect (more difficult in this circumstance because there is no direct link to "Snooze This Alert" - it's all handled in-page).

I wasn't logged in. Now I am and Snooze works.

(Last time I was sheriff there was no log-in and Snooze was a global thing. I guess it's changed now.)

Yeah, it's a new thing I landed last week. I sent out an email to chromium-dev; there isn't an email list for sheriffs that I know of :(

I've uploaded https://codereview.chromium.org/1922983002 which is the better fix mentioned in #4

The following revision refers to this bug:
  https://chromium.googlesource.com/infra/infra.git/+/aa64dd6b521a466a8a5ab68a982703ee13bf9c25

commit aa64dd6b521a466a8a5ab68a982703ee13bf9c25
Author: martiniss <martiniss@chromium.org>
Date: Wed Apr 27 17:51:52 2016

sheriff_o_matic: Add error if ajax request fails.

BUG= 606611 

Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/1922983002

[modify] https://crrev.com/aa64dd6b521a466a8a5ab68a982703ee13bf9c25/appengine/sheriff_o_matic/model/ct-failure-group.html
[modify] https://crrev.com/aa64dd6b521a466a8a5ab68a982703ee13bf9c25/appengine/sheriff_o_matic/ui/ct-failure-card-buttons.html

Current behavior is fixed. Not sure if we want logging in to be required for adding annotations though.... Default of requiring is ok for now I think, but I'd be ok with opening it up to not have login. Sheriffs will need to be logged in in the future, to access internal alerts.