Jump to a specific line or log message number

[diy1]

Request

There doesn't seem to be a way to jump to a particular line. This is particularly useful when a user sets a large number of log events per page (so that the entire file is loaded in one page so that one can search the entire file).

Possible implementation

Add this feature. (If we can have a VIM mode that supports basic VIM commands, including jump-to-a-line, would be even better.)

[jackluo923]

Jumping to a specific line when you have a large number of log events in a single page is already well supported. The functionality is implemented by the monoco editor library (visual studio code editor) and the default shortcut is ctrl + g for all platforms.

Vim key bindings already exist for vscode and it shouldn't be too difficult to add it to the log viewer UI at a later time. For now, press F1 in the log-viewer to browse through the existing key-binding to all of the monoaco editor features.

[vishalpalaniappan]

Jumping to a specific line when you have a large number of log events in a single page is already well supported.

Adding to this: For now, to go to a specific log event, you can also change the value of logEventIdx in the URL hash parameter. We will be adding support to do it through Monaco (with keyboard shortcuts) soon.