creates graphs hard to view

[fenio]

In case of environments with hundreds of apps it's not easy to use output files. They're overloaded and there's no simple way to filter out everything and enable just one app-of-app for example.

[☸ armada-central-services-customer:argocd] [⏱ 10s]
❯ ~/PR kg application | wc -l
    3508

[Syndlex]

Can you please send me your argocd version.

a yaml of your root apps of apps application.
And one application bellow that.

[fenio]

Sorry for the noise. I tried to run it on Argo which had no apps ;)
I've reused this bugreport for different issue.
In case of "busy" envs it's not so easy to actually see something.
Would be nice to have one button to uncheck all workloads and have ability to choose one of them only.

[Syndlex]

Ne Problem. Haven't fought anyone would use this. :)

Yes, this is doable.

I did something with the --tree parameter in the apps of apps command.

So to be clear. You want to pass a something like --from-root appx and only print the subtree from this node onwards?

[Syndlex]

I added --start and --stop parameters so you can just print a subgraph.

[fenio]

I'm rather asking for simple webui button to disable all app-of-apps and simply enable the one that I'm interested in.
Thing is that when I launch it on my env it's really crowded. Which is fine but I had to go over all entities and disable them to make it readable at some point. Please simply add "disable all" button and then I can enable interesting workload for me.

[Syndlex]

Ohh.

This could be hard to impossible. I am using go-echart to generate the graphs.

And I don't know how to disable everything and enable parts of the graph.

A nother problem is that graphs do not have a "beginning".

There are two solutions I see here:

1. Currently I use the destination as the category. We could add the option to use the project name as a category.

2. You can use the "--tree" parameter to generate a tree. This is acting like the behaviour you describe. But it's not the same visualisation.