Is your feature request related to a problem?
No
Describe the solution you'd like
To facilitate easier deployment of on-demand configuration for many computers, the possibility to execute a task or profile on many computers at once would be great.
I image it could be done in the GUI in the Computers table, by adding a checkbox for each row. You mark the computers you want and then a button "execute" above the table could become active. Allowing you to pick and execute a task or profile for the given computers, preferably with a confirmation dialog (you are about to execute <task/profile> on x computers, proceed).
The backend execute endpoint would then either have to be called for each id, or changed to use a post body with array of computer ids.
Open to other/better solutions.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually doing it on each computer in the detail page is not feasible with many computers.
Additional context
I would gladly try to begin on this to learn, just not sure how to set up a minimal required test environment locally. Could discuss that on discord.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
No
Describe the solution you'd like
To facilitate easier deployment of on-demand configuration for many computers, the possibility to execute a task or profile on many computers at once would be great.
I image it could be done in the GUI in the Computers table, by adding a checkbox for each row. You mark the computers you want and then a button "execute" above the table could become active. Allowing you to pick and execute a task or profile for the given computers, preferably with a confirmation dialog (you are about to execute <task/profile> on x computers, proceed).
The backend execute endpoint would then either have to be called for each id, or changed to use a post body with array of computer ids.
Open to other/better solutions.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually doing it on each computer in the detail page is not feasible with many computers.
Additional context
I would gladly try to begin on this to learn, just not sure how to set up a minimal required test environment locally. Could discuss that on discord.