Ok, thanks so much. We've added quite a lot of filters, which are
listed below. We have also turned our GitHub account into an
organization, but the link to the repository stays the same.
[*] PACKAGE_NAME - equals - anyvalue
[*] FILE_PATH - equals - anyvalue
[*] PHONE_MODEL - equals - anyvalue
[*] BOARD - equals - anyvalue
[*] BRAND - equals - anyvalue
[*] DEVICE - equals - anyvalue
[*] FINGERPRINT - equals - anyvalue
[*] HOST - equals - anyvalue
[*] ID - equals - anyvalue
[*] MODEL - equals - anyvalue
[*] PRODUCT - equals - anyvalue
[*] TAGS - equals - anyvalue
[*] TYPE - equals - anyvalue
[*] USER - equals - anyvalue
[*] CUSTOM - equals - anyvalue
[*] STACK_TRACE - equals - anyvalue
[*] INITIAL_CONFIGURATION - equals - anyvalue
[*] CRASH_CONFIGURATION - equals - anyvalue
[*] DISPLAY - equals - anyvalue
[*] USER_COMMENTS - equals - anyvalue
On 22 Giu, 11:04, Kevin Gaudin <
kevin.gau...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sebastiano,
>
> I have played a few minutes with it, and this could be a very useful tool
> indeed :-)
>
> I can't give you much more feedback for the moment as I didn't have enough
> time to use it on a real use case (and change a few column numbers to fit
> with my own reports).
>
> No problem for the UI, it's clean enough for a dev tool imho. Priority on
> this kind of tool should definitely be put on features ;-) (but I agree with
> you, beign a dev tool is not a good reason for a bad UI)
>
> Kevin
>