Alpha Configuration Queue & Side Panel
Inspect queued house, block and koperskeuzetekeningen jobs, add notes, and audit worker pickup history
Configuration Queue & Side Panel
The Configurations screen (/configurations) is the queue dashboard for everything a worker renders. It has three tabs:
| Tab | What it lists |
|---|---|
| Houses | Per-bouwnummer buyer configurations |
| Blocks | Block-level Revit configurations (one document per block) |
| Koperskeuzetekeningen | Option-sales drawing variants per house |
Selecting any row opens the side panel on the right, which shows the preview, files, status, and — on all three tabs — an editable note and a worker activity timeline.
Adding a note
Each job carries a free-text note you can edit directly from the side panel:
- Select a row to open the side panel.
- Type in the Note field.
- Save appears once the text changes — click it to persist. Cancel reverts to the saved value.
- Clearing the field and saving removes the note.
Notes are shared across everyone with access to the configurations screen, so they double as a lightweight handover/annotation between team members.
Worker activity timeline
The Worker activity section is a persistent history of the job's lifecycle. Unlike the live lock (which is cleared the moment a job finishes), these events survive completion so you can audit a finished job later. Each entry shows the timestamp and who triggered it:
| Event | Meaning | Attributed to |
|---|---|---|
| Picked up by worker | A worker locked the job and started rendering | Worker id |
| Finished | The worker completed the job | Worker id |
| Failed | The job failed (the reason is shown) | Worker id |
| Retried | A user re-queued the job | User |
| Skipped | A user cancelled the job (the reason is shown) | User |
This answers, for any job, when it was picked up, which worker picked it up, and how the run ended — even after it has long since completed.