{#
  One cron job's execution history, swapped in under its row.

  Each run is the journal's own record: when it started, the exit code
  systemd reported, and the job's own output verbatim in mono. Nothing is
  paraphrased - the end of a cron job's output is where it says what went
  wrong, and that text is what the operator will search for.
#}
{% import "_macros.html" as m %}
<div id="cron-runs-{{ dom_id }}" class="stack--tight">

  {% if problem %}
    {{ m.problem(problem.fix, problem.output) }}
  {% elif runs %}
    {% for run in runs %}
      <div class="row row--{{ 'active' if run.success else ('failed' if run.success == false else 'idle') }}">
        <div class="row__main">
          <span class="row__name mono">{{ run.started or "time unknown" }}</span>
          {% if run.exit_code is none %}
            {{ m.badge("idle", "no result yet") }}
          {% elif run.exit_code == 0 %}
            {{ m.badge("active", "exit 0") }}
          {% else %}
            {{ m.badge("failed", "exit " ~ run.exit_code) }}
          {% endif %}
          {% if run.output %}
            <pre class="problem__output">{{ run.output }}</pre>
          {% else %}
            <span class="row__meta faint">No output recorded for this run.</span>
          {% endif %}
        </div>
      </div>
    {% endfor %}
  {% else %}
    <p class="faint">
      No recorded runs for {{ name }} yet. The history is read from the
      journal, so it fills in as the timer fires or after Run now.
    </p>
  {% endif %}

</div>