In the "recent executions" view display "today" instead of a date if it's today

[rakhmerov]

I think visually it'd be more convenient to see "today" instead of a full date. May be in other places too.

Not sure if you agree with me though.

[GuyShaanan]

I'm not completely against, but I need to understand the usage of timestamps by Mistral users in general, and specifically in the Recent Executions screen.

What I'm concerned about:

1. What if a user started several executions- all with similar names (test1, test2, ...), or names are auto-generated. The timestamps help distinguish between executions. So marking them "today" may make it harder to tell.
2. What is the time-entity we should make the calculations on? createdAt? updatedAt?
3. We can think about showing relative time frames (like "3 hours ago", "22 minutes ago") for tasks created/updated(?) in the last 24 hours. We then may be incosistent with showing different time formats in the same screen (i.e. for some "today" or "3 hours ago" and for some "2018-04-23 10:20:30").

[rakhmerov]

Answering 1: Hm.. This is a point. Maybe we can show a precise timestamp as a hint (when hovering on it)?
Answering 2: As a user, in the Recent Executions screen I'd prefer to see when an execution was created (created at).
Answering 3: It is indeed a good idea to me, yes (3 hr ago etc).