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  • Where to find them
  • Saving a view
  • What a view stores
  • Updating a view
  • Managing views (row operations)
  • Searching, Sorting, and Filtering the list
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  1. Use groundcover

Saved Views

Save the view of any groundcover page exactly the way you like it, then jump back in a click.

A Saved View captures your current page layout: filters, columns, toggles, etc.. so you and your team can reopen the page with the same context every time. Each groundcover page maintains its own catalogue of views, and every user can pick their personal Favorites.


Where to find them

On the pages: Traces, Logs, API Catalog, Events.

Look for the Views selector next to the time‑picker. Click it to open the list, create a new view, or switch between existing ones.


Saving a view

  1. Configure the page until it looks exactly right—filters, columns, panels, etc.

  2. Click ➕Save View.

  3. Give the view a clear Name.

  4. Hit Save. The view is now listed and available to everyone in the project.

Scope – Saved Views are per‑page. A Logs view appears only in Logs; a Traces view only in Traces.


What a view stores

Common to all pages

Category

Details

Filters & facets

All query filters plus facet open/closed state

Columns

Chosen columns, and their order, sort, width

Filter Panel & Added Facets

Filter panel open/closed

Facets added/removed

Page‑specific additions

Page

Extra properties saved

Logs

  • logs / patterns

  • textWrap

  • Insight show / hide

Traces

  • traces / span

  • table / drilldown

  • textWrap

  • Insight show / hide

API Catalog

  • protocol

  • Kafka role: Fetcher / Producer

Events

  • textWrap


Updating a view

The Update View button appears only when you are the creator of the view. Click it to overwrite the view with your latest changes.

Underneath every View you can see which user created it.


Managing views (row operations)

Action

Who can do it?

Edit / Rename

Creator

Delete

Creator

Star / Unstar

Any user for themselves


Searching, Sorting, and Filtering the list

Searching the Views will look up based on View names and the creators.

The default sorting pins the favorites views at the top, and the rest of the views below. Each group of views is sorted from A→Z.

In addition, 3 filtering options are available:

  1. All Views - The entire workspace's views for a specific page

  2. My Favorites – The favorite views of the user for a specific page

  3. Created By Me - The views created by the user

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