cc: @luisyonaldo @dveeden

Did you insert spaces between units intentionally, i.e. 1d 2h 3m 0s?
Don't you want the function to work similar to https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration.String and return 1d2h3m0s?

Wouldn't there be some JS function that does what formattedInterval() does?

Otherwise: Useful functionality and code looks good to me, but didn't test it.

side note: You know that instead of editing screenshots you can get orchestrator to mask hostnames?

Wouldn't there be some JS function that does what formattedInterval() does?

I've searched and couldn't find anything that's obviously better.

But we should use golang's existing formatting.

Then we should use only hours, minutes, and seconds.

And maybe rename formattedInterval() to durationString().

To answer the questions:

• spaces are intentional. I think they read better. YMMV.
• I have no clue about javascript so am quite happy to be provided a better solution. I just want to see this using a more human readable output.
• I am just sick of seeing unformatted seconds.
• the patch seemed reasonable and I'm sure we can improve it later but as the first attempt this looks reasonable.
• Dima if you don't like the name I can change it.

The current implementation already looks good to me 👌