Arvados

Couple of implementation notes for this:

• Let's use MPVContainer/MPVPanelContent for the data tables
• Can we add a mode to the MPVContainer to make it behave like a tab control, so that clicking on one of the navigation buttons shows that panel and hides all the others? I think this would allow us to play with tabbed vs multi-panel behavior without having to rewrite everything.

From user feedback:

Step 1 is to add a "All" tab that has the existing combined view with minimal changes.

Step 2 Remove Data collections and Subprojects as distinct tabs.

Step 3 make the "Workflow runs" tab use "Process list" control on the project page (the base control used for all processes, subprocesses, etc. It should include the progress bar.)

We might end up with the tabs called "Data" and "Workflows"

I will check with the users to see how they feel about this change of separating out "Data" and "Workflows"

I'm going to make a new wireframe and share it to see how they feel about it.

The idea is to split out workflow runs and retain the the combined view for everything else -- that should be less disruptive.

Moved into a separate ticket (#21623): displaying filters active on a table as chips on the header

From discussion: limit this to a "Data" tab (which is everything except container_requests) and a "Workflows" tab (which is container requests)