8000 TUI: b to open services in browser by kpenfound · Pull Request #11687 · dagger/dagger · GitHub
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Signed-off-by: kpenfound <kyle@dagger.io>
@kpenfound kpenfound requested a review from vito January 14, 2026 03:39
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Left small question but overall LGTM, I give an early approval so this can be merged whenever comments are resolved.

@vito would be cool if you can also double check just in case.

// buffer raw logs so we can replay them later
db.PrimaryLogs[spanID] = append(db.PrimaryLogs[spanID], log)
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// buffer raw logs so we can replay them later or extract structured data
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Can this change have any side effect on the current TUI?

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Yeah - this will collect all log records for all spans into memory which is quite expensive; that's why we only did it for the primary span before.

I think we should instead change the engine to emit telemetry in a way that we can detect at ingestion time in the frontend (prettyLogs.Export), by looking for specific log attributes or something.

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For consistency with you implementation further down

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