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Issue description1. I ended up with a group that has only 1 alert. I would guess someone grouped 2 alerts together and one of them stopped firing? 2. The merged alert view didn't show any tests. 3. I'm not sure why the group UUID is shown in the UI and is editable. What can I do with it as a sheriff? See screenshots.
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Jul 21 2017
For #1 could you just pretend it's not grouped if there's only 1 alert in the group? Will repurpose this bug for #1 since 2 and 3 have separate bugs.
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Jul 21 2017
Displaying groups with 1 alert similarly to a normal alert should be okay I think. There are some things that would be odd about it though. For example, at the moment, you can't group two groups together, so that would potentially be confusing to users. I think that's probably alright though. We plan to eventually implement grouping to groups together anyways. I think there might be some oddities around annotations. For example, if you ungrouped the lone alert group at the moment, it'd lose its annotations. For now, we could probably just hide the ungroup button for single alert groups.
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Jul 21 2017
One potential issue is if you create a group, add some comments (which will end up attached to the group) and you remove the other alerts, it's useful to keep the history. chromeos and gardener tree will show recently resolved alerts in the group. It currently treats the entire group as resolved if any alert is resolved, but I think that needs to be revisited due to the way alerts are autoresolved.
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Jul 21 2017
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Comment 1 by zhangtiff@chromium.org
, Jul 21 2017