Make visible time range ui aware of latest-at & QueryRange
#6176
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What
Under the hood this is now actually a "query range" ui since it operates directly on
QueryRange
, but I opted to not call it that in the viewer yet.The user facing changes are rather subtle
Before:
Defaulting to latest-at:
Defaulting to single timestamp:
After:
Defaulting to latest-at:
Defaulting to single timestamp:
Note that today latest-at can only be inherited (via default). You can't actually set it as an override yet (we decided to delay that a bit since it needs even more restructuring and imho we may want to constrain that depending on the view type).
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