michael-s-molina commented on PR #36934:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/36934#issuecomment-3720478650
> From a UX standpoint, this feels like a very specific and potentially
noisy piece of information, and not something all users will want to see by
default. Because of that, users should have control over its visibility/being
able to turn it off or on
> Default behavior: This should be turned off by default to avoid
introducing unexpected visual changes to existing dashboards. Preserving
current layouts and, in general visual consistency is important, esp for
production dashboards
Yeah, a dashboard configuration makes sense (off by default). This is a
long standing request from our users and an option offered by other BI tools. I
do agree though that it might be useful depending on the dashboard type and the
frequency of updates.
> Dashboard context: In most dashboard use cases, users expect all charts
to refresh at load time, meaning this timestamp would usually be identical
across charts. Showing it everywhere adds little informational value while
increasing visual clutter
> I think currently user can set auto refresh only for the whole dashboards
and not specific charts (only force refresh), so again, needing it in every
chart may be useful only in specific use cases
You can individually refresh charts. Also, because of virtualization and
query queue time, charts can be loaded at different timestamps.
> At the chart level, I think it is ok to display it by default, but the
timestamp should appear at the bottom of the chart - like it is displayed in
dashboard view, and to avoid competing with primary chart content
Agreed.
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