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We use labels to sort status pages for clients in useable groups. This makes it crucial for us to be able to list pages by label while applying inclusion and exclusion clauses. Today this process is clumsy and error prone.
Use-cases:
From the status page view:
filter and show status pages with the labels "North America" and "Option 1"
filter and show status pages with the labels "North America" and "Option 1" AND NOT "Option 2"
filter and show all status pages that do not have label "Option 1"
filter and show all status pages with labels "Option 1" OR "Option 2" AND NOT "Option 3"
Examples:
Give me all North America customers that are hosted in Ohio that have not requested maintenance to be skipped in January
**These operators should be available also when using the "Select status page by label" feature when scheduling a maintenance window, declaring an incident, and adding announcements. **
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We use labels to sort status pages for clients in useable groups. This makes it crucial for us to be able to list pages by label while applying inclusion and exclusion clauses. Today this process is clumsy and error prone.
Use-cases:
From the status page view:
Examples:
Give me all North America customers that are hosted in Ohio that have not requested maintenance to be skipped in January
**These operators should be available also when using the "Select status page by label" feature when scheduling a maintenance window, declaring an incident, and adding announcements. **
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: