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We have many related classes in the Discovery category that make it difficult to see what classes do what. Given they have been created a different times, they sort by their IDs and therefore the related _query classes and _info classes also don't sort together. Lastly, some of the classes don't conform to consistent suffixes, e.g. inventory_info is really Device Inventory Info.
What is needed is a way to group them in a related manner, e.g. all the inventory related classes (suffixed by _info usually) or the query related classes (suffixed by _query) together, such that they can be collapsed in the browser by default, and when expanded be contiguous even if their IDs are not. Today, the browser sorts them by their IDs, which means inventory and state and query classes are interspersed, making it very difficult to find what you want.
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We have many related classes in the
Discovery
category that make it difficult to see what classes do what. Given they have been created a different times, they sort by their IDs and therefore the related_query
classes and_info
classes also don't sort together. Lastly, some of the classes don't conform to consistent suffixes, e.g.inventory_info
is reallyDevice Inventory Info
.What is needed is a way to group them in a related manner, e.g. all the inventory related classes (suffixed by
_info
usually) or the query related classes (suffixed by_query
) together, such that they can be collapsed in the browser by default, and when expanded be contiguous even if their IDs are not. Today, the browser sorts them by their IDs, which means inventory and state and query classes are interspersed, making it very difficult to find what you want.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: