There is a filter for Needs approval, although it may still be nice to use column sorting on Issues to group stacks (within a given set of filters or view) that have and don’t have issues. I’m not aware of a filter for Delta, e.g. terraform stacks that’ll add resources, or that’ll destroy them. It’d likewise be nice to group by or filter this way
Currently, the filters don’t allow you to sort by delta. I think this could be as simple as sorting as the sum of all changes, or potentially giving more weight to updates/deletes.
Natalia Gazda
Team•
Jul 16
Hey, thanks for the suggestion. We're archiving this one for now. It hasn't picked up much interest since it went up, so it isn't on our near-term roadmap. Archiving isn't deleting: the request stays on record, and if it gathers more votes or comments we can bring it back. If it still matters to you, add a vote or a comment so we can gauge the demand.
Black Breeze
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Jun 6, 2025
Hey Trevor! Thanks for the request. I'd love to dig deeper to understand the real problem you're trying to solve.
What's the situation that triggers this need? Are you managing a large number of stacks and having trouble finding what you're looking for?
When you want to sort by "State" or "Issues" - what are you actually trying to accomplish? For example:
Are you hunting for all the failed/drifted stacks to fix them?
Trying to see patterns across your infrastructure?
Looking for stacks that need attention?
How do you find the stacks you need today? What's your current workaround, and where does it break down?
Understanding the real job you're hiring this feature to do will help us build the right solution!
Yellow Mirror
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Jun 23, 2025
Main feature request is being able to filter / drill down on any header using the standard table columns without having to click around in the separate filter pane and scroll. Prior art is implementing sorting / filtering to how it works in something like Excel / Google Sheets using headers on the first row.
Answers to above Qs.
Yes. Looking to quickly filter stacks by status or any criteria really.
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Jade Elephant
Jul 16
•Merged request
•1 vote
Sort or filter on Delta, Issues column
There is a filter for
Needs approval, although it may still be nice to use column sorting onIssuesto group stacks (within a given set of filters or view) that have and don’t have issues. I’m not aware of a filter forDelta, e.g. terraform stacks that’ll add resources, or that’ll destroy them. It’d likewise be nice to group by or filter this wayTeal Mongoose
Jul 16
•Merged request
•2 votes
Sorting by Delta
Currently, the filters don’t allow you to sort by delta. I think this could be as simple as sorting as the sum of all changes, or potentially giving more weight to updates/deletes.
Natalia Gazda
Jul 16
Hey, thanks for the suggestion. We're archiving this one for now. It hasn't picked up much interest since it went up, so it isn't on our near-term roadmap. Archiving isn't deleting: the request stays on record, and if it gathers more votes or comments we can bring it back. If it still matters to you, add a vote or a comment so we can gauge the demand.
Black Breeze
Jun 6, 2025
Hey Trevor! Thanks for the request. I'd love to dig deeper to understand the real problem you're trying to solve.
What's the situation that triggers this need? Are you managing a large number of stacks and having trouble finding what you're looking for?
When you want to sort by "State" or "Issues" - what are you actually trying to accomplish? For example:
How do you find the stacks you need today? What's your current workaround, and where does it break down?
Understanding the real job you're hiring this feature to do will help us build the right solution!
Yellow Mirror
Jun 23, 2025
Main feature request is being able to filter / drill down on any header using the standard table columns without having to click around in the separate filter pane and scroll. Prior art is implementing sorting / filtering to how it works in something like Excel / Google Sheets using headers on the first row.
Answers to above Qs.
Yes. Looking to quickly filter stacks by status or any criteria really.
Yes. Per above.
Yes. Per above.