The delete dialog states the server's full open work-order count, but the
server returns at most 200 ids. "View open work orders" navigated with
that capped list, so a site with 240 open work orders showed 200, and an
empty list opened the unfiltered board.
The exact-id link is now used only when the ids cover the whole count.
Otherwise the link opens Work Orders filtered to the site and every open
status across all weeks, the ticket's "board filtered to that site". The
board drilldown now reads a `sites` param for this; `ids` still wins.
/workorders?ids=101,205,318 opens the board on exactly those work orders
through board/search's ids filter. The id set replaces every other
drill-down filter, a chip reads "Showing N selected work orders" and
clearing it returns to the weekly board. buildWorkOrderIdsHref builds
the link for alerts and linked-work-order lists.
Split DashboardPage's scope/paging state into useDashboardScope and the header
controls into DashboardHeaderActions, and flatten parseDashboardDrilldownParams'
hasAny check, keeping every function under the complexity/line-count gates.
- SH-336: add the dispatcher-scope picker (All / My WOs / individual) for
Scheduler/Admin via a new viewAllDispatchersOnDashboard role gate, a static
'My WOs' label for Dispatcher, and hide the dispatcher tables (and skip their
queries) when the viewer cannot see all dispatchers. Scope drives dispatcherId
on stats, workload, performance, and regions (SH-347 contract).
- SH-352: add the Status Distribution module with its empty state and status
drill-down.
- SH-347: show Assigned/Completed counts and colour the completion rate
(green >=90, amber 70-89, red <70) on Dispatcher Performance.
- SH-348: drill a region bar into the board region filter; hold the
unconfirmed 'Unmapped/Other' bucket off the chart.
- SH-349: label Vendor Insights as all-time, company-wide.
- Make the drilldown-filters effect fire only on URL change; add a deterministic
clock to the status-drilldown test; add the dashboard visual regression spec
and baselines.