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aliskink1New Participant

Improve Experience Platform Debugger for Analytics - Make it more like Experience Cloud DebuggerNew

The new experience platform debugger is much worse than the old experience cloud debugger for Analytics debugging.  It needs to be much-improved before it will be useful.1. The top half of the output is all information that is not useful for day-to-day debugging/testing.   The key information, like Page Name, Link Name, Events, eVars and Props are all below the fold, requiring the user to scroll to see anything useful.2. Unless you scroll all the way to the bottom and use the bottom scroll bar, it is not possible to scroll right/left in order to track the changing data (it doesn't always automatically scroll along, and in any case sometimes several hits are fired in quick succession so you need to scroll left to see the first ones).  3. Clicking on an empty cell opens the details/copy dialog box, which is pointless.   In the old 'cloud' debugger, clicking an empty cell just engaged the window so you could then scroll left/right with the keyboard arrows easily, meaning you could keep the variables you were interested in in the viewport more easily. Suggested improvements:1. Allow users to FILTER for the variables of interest.  There should be an option to 'remember' the filter so that it isn't necessary to laboriously filter out all the top and bottom half of the data every time you use the debugger.2. Clicking on an empty cell should not open the details dialog.  Instead it should engage the window so the user can easily scroll left/right using the keyboard arrows.Alternatively, allow users to MOVE the rows of interest up/down.  This would allow us to move the required variable rows to the bottom so we could scroll using the scroll bar without the data being out-of-sight above the fold.  

MarkAdamcinNew Participant

One-click support ticket with attached telemetry for CM pipelines that fail after maven and code check stagesInvestigating

Request for Feature Enhancement (RFE) Summary: One-click support ticket with attached telemetry for CM pipelines that fail after maven and code check stages Use-case: AEM Customers in the support admin role should be able to provide full context including transient environment state for CM and Cloud Service product engineering when a pipeline failure occurs, independent of CSE intervention/ticket triage.When non-deterministic pipeline failures occur, the chain of escalation is Customer -> CSE -> Product Engineer. Invariably, the Product engineer needs to be able to review transient pipeline state in order to be effective in identifying root causes that may or may not originate with product bugs. The escalation process, however, often takes enough time that the transient state is lost due to factors outside the control of the customer or CSE involved in the initial response. Because the identification and collection of the transient state artifacts is easily performed, and perhaps already automated, needing only the pipeline execution Id as an input, it should be possible for an organization user in the support admin role to click a button on the pipeline page when a failure state is reached that triggers the collection and persistence of these artifacts and attaches them to a new support ticket form, prefilled for submission and triage by the CSE. Current/Experienced Behavior: Transient pipeline state including docker containers and internal execution logs are lost if a CSE is not informed in time of the pipeline's execution id in a request for failure dianosis that ultimately requires product engineering support. Improved/Expected Behavior: Organization Support Admin Users should have a one-click pipeline support ticket flow that also triggers immediate capture of transient state Environment Details (AEM version/service pack, any other specifics if applicable): AEM as a Cloud Service Customer-name/Organization name: Change Healthcare Operations LLC. Screenshot (if applicable): Code package (if applicable):