0.0.23
Persistent column layout, scan descending, and stream-control polish
Column ordering and visibility persist between sessions, a Scan Index Forward toggle lets you sort descending by sort key, and the stream controls get a friendlier time format.
Persistent column layout, scan descending, and stream-control polish
A pile of small but daily-touch improvements.
Persistent column layout
Changes to column ordering and visibility now persist. Reorder columns or hide the ones you never look at, and your layout is restored the next time you open that table.
Sort descending with Scan Index Forward
The filter view has a new Scan Index Forward toggle. Turning it off scans the table in descending order by the partition/sort key — the most common case being “show me the most recent items first” without rebuilding the query.
Other improvements
- Stream controls: the elapsed-time format now scales from milliseconds to seconds to minutes as time passes, instead of always showing milliseconds. The controls have also moved slightly to sit above the horizontal scrollbar.
- The Initial Stream Size setting has been renamed to Stream Batch Size, which more accurately describes what it controls.
LastEvaluatedKeyis now reset when you click Refresh on the stream controls, so refreshes start from the top of the result set instead of resuming from a stale cursor.