[Console] Improve UX around handling multiple requests

[sabarasaba]

With #129443 we added support for properly handling multiple requests. But it left us with a few UX issues that we need to fix:

1. When multiple requests are sent the http status label only shows the state of the last one, even though there were a few that failed. Not sure how this could be addressed though.
2. It's not very obvious from the output shown in the preview panel which request failed and which one didn't. I think would be nice to highlight it somehow or show something next to line numbers.

[elasticmachine]

Pinging @elastic/platform-deployment-management (Team:Deployment Management)

[cristina-eleonora]

I don't have enough context, given that I'm not usually working with this features, but would any of the 2 options below work?

A. Temporary info

We could use toasts to show the results of the various requests made.
We could show both successful as well as unsuccessful results, or we could just focus on the unsuccessful.

B. Persistent info

We could add a badge on each line that was ran. The badge would be persistent and would be removed when the user changes the body of the request.

[sabarasaba]

Thanks for getting few mocks going on so quickly @cristina-eleonora!

A) Not sure if toasts are the best option, if a user runs 20 commands at once they will have 20 toasts which I think might not be too helpful. Plus, it doesn't fix the original issue which is that above the preview panel we still have that 200 - ok which corresponds to the last request only.

B) I think I live this solution better, but I would chose to put it next to the output for each command in the preview panel from the right. Otherwise if the user edits the command we will have to remove the status badge and this could lead to confusing scenarios.

[cristina-eleonora]

Thanks for the feedback Nacho.

B) I think I live this solution better, but I would chose to put it next to the output for each command in the preview panel from the right. Otherwise if the user edits the command we will have to remove the status badge and this could lead to confusing scenarios.

Which preview panel? The panel where we should the results?

[sabarasaba]

Which preview panel? The panel where we should the results?

Yeah thats the one, I feel that would belong more with the actual results than with the editor that lets you edit the commands 🤔

[cristina-eleonora]

Yep, makes sense, and I think it can workly nicely there. Great idea!

[cristina-eleonora]

Something like this?

Would it be helpful for users to know when it was ran? (see text on the right hand side of the line)

[sabarasaba]

@cristina-eleonora I think this is great! I dont think the timestamps will add any meaningful value to users given that when a new command/s get run the output panel gets cleaned up and perhaps when running multiple commands in general I wouldnt expect them to take long-ish times to complete