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feat(nextjs-insights): adapt client table to differentiate between navigations and pageloads #93493

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@shellmayr shellmayr commented Jun 13, 2025

  • Adds an operation column that differentiates between pageloads and navigation like we previously have
  • Shows durations for both navigations and pageloads
  • Deep-links transaction page with filter on transaction.op

Closes TET-638

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width: 210,
key: 'avg(span.duration)',
name: t('AVG Duration'),
width: 122,
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You may want to add a few more px here so it does not cut off when sorting by this column:
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@shellmayr shellmayr merged commit 7b7926a into master Jun 13, 2025
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@shellmayr shellmayr deleted the shellmayr/feat/adapt-client-table-to-differentiate-navigations-and-pagelodas branch June 13, 2025 09:09
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