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feat: no reload #660

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@kptdobe kptdobe commented Sep 25, 2024

Why reloading the full page while a simple redraw should do the job and avoid the flicker.

Redrawing might require to fetch a different set of data if the view, startDate or endDate is changed.
I noticed also that when there are a lot of data to fetch (like 1GB when loading adobe.com week view), the UI might feel unresponsive. I have added a loading spinner and disabled all facets.

https://no-reload--helix-website--adobe.aem.live/tools/rum/explorer.html?domain=www.adobe.com

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vdua commented Sep 25, 2024

@kptdobe the code doesn't fetch the data when you increase the range (week to month or month to year).

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kptdobe commented Oct 14, 2024

Not merging for now as this is not crucial. But I am looking at selection gesture on the chart to "drill down" in the period, having a client side refresh will make the experience much better.

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