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Clicking a slice of the Cache Hits vs API Requests chart now lands on the Logs page pre-filtered to exactly those requests: the failed slice maps to status=failure, the cache-hit slice to cache_hit=true, and the api-requests slice to status=success plus cache_hit=false, all scoped to the bar's call_type and the chart's date range. To support that, /spend/logs/ui and /spend/logs/v2 gain optional call_type and cache_hit query filters (additive, so no breaking change to the public v2 surface), the Logs filter bar gets matching Call Type and Cache Hit controls, and the Logs page seeds its initial filters and time window from URL query params, which also makes filtered logs views shareable by link. A seeded window disables live tail so the drill-down target stays fixed on the clicked range |
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