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feat: combine multiple jobs into a single overview - #28

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Allow selecting several jobs and viewing them side by side in one place. The selected jobs share a common navigation across overview, recap and callbacks pages, with a compact summary for the whole selection.

Highlights:

  • a new "Combined (selected jobs)" action on the jobs page collects the marked jobs and opens them together
  • the selected jobs are shown with their live status and a merged, deduplicated view of their hosts, recaps and callbacks
  • the status-overview tables aggregate the numbers across all jobs and can filter the underlying list with a single click
  • the pages stop refreshing once every selected job has finished
  • the maximum number of selectable jobs is configurable

Assisted-by: DeepSeek-V4-Flash

Allow selecting several jobs and viewing them side by side in one
place. The selected jobs share a common navigation across overview,
recap and callbacks pages, with a compact summary for the whole
selection.

Highlights:
- a new "Combined (selected jobs)" action on the jobs page collects
  the marked jobs and opens them together
- the selected jobs are shown with their live status and a merged,
  deduplicated view of their hosts, recaps and callbacks
- the status-overview tables aggregate the numbers across all jobs
  and can filter the underlying list with a single click
- the pages stop refreshing once every selected job has finished
- the maximum number of selectable jobs is configurable

Assisted-by: DeepSeek-V4-Flash
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paspflue marked this pull request as ready for review October 21, 2026 07:53
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