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Suggested actions on selection of several Blob Containers #7697
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@craxal for 1.34.0 please identify and propose existing blob container level actions that could/should support being done in batch. Good candidates are feasible if there is a supporting API or if the client logic needed to do the action in batch is fairly trivial. We can then discuss the proposed actions and how they would work, and come to a consensus if they are feasible. |
Here's a breakdown of all available blob container commands and their suitability for operating on multiple containers:
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Excelent list, well thought through. In response to properties of multiple blobs, may want to display their total size. That’s great that there are no REST APIs that operate on multiple blobs. That would just complicate things unnecessarily. You may want to launch the various API calls that target the selected blobs on independent threads, wait for all to finish and gather their results. If all completed successfully, the app just goes on. Otherwise perhaps report the operations that failed so the user can retry them later. |
The first note is merely mentioning that orchestrating multiple operations needs to be done client-side. The complexity is there regardless of where it is implemented. The primary concern here is that, without a REST API, it's up to the client to orchestrate everything instead of the server.
The second note is more a question of presentation than orchestration. Some methods of presentation will take more time than others. It may be something we can refine over time. |
For some fun, you may want try to delete one by one 50 containers. Then you’ll see why this feature request came about. |
I've made issues for these 4:
@craxal, can you please make issues also for "Open" and put it into Future? We can see if people ask for it. And after that you can close this issue as completed. |
Preflight Checklist
Storage Explorer Version
1.32.1 (96)
Regression From
No response
Architecture
x64
Storage Explorer Build Number
20231114.10
Platform
Windows
OS Version
Windows 11
Bug Description
I need to have the ability to delete a group of selected Blob Containers in one action.
Steps to Reproduce
Actual Experience
In response to selecting several Containers, both the toolbar Delete button and the right click Delete option are grayed out.
Expected Experience
Once I select > 1 Container, the toolbar's button and right click's Delete are grayed out so I have to delete them one by one. The Azure Portal version allows the functionality, the desktop application does not. Yet, I cannot use the Azure Portal version application to delete Containers in my local computer's Storage Emulator instance.
Additional Context
Also, it would be nice upon selection of several Containers to be able to:
Operations to enable multi-selection
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