The whole stack as the unit of navigation. A saved view is a set of Panels restored in one atomic transition; the summary beside them is pinned and refuses to close; one analysis throws every time it renders, and only its own Panel finds out.
A saved view is a whole Panel Stack. Picking one moves the Canvas to it in a single atomic transition rather than opening its Panels one after another.
Panels the new view shares with the current one keep their identity and are never guarded — switch between two views that both show Win rate and that Panel does not so much as blink.
Or open one at a time, the ordinary way.
Version 1 of this Panel Kind spelled the field `metric`; version 2 spells it `metricId`. Nothing writes the old shape any more, so this address was built with the package's own document builder. Open it: the stack reconstructs, and the address in the bar quietly becomes a version 2 one, because a migrated document asks the adapter to replace the history entry rather than push a new one.
Open a version 1 linkWin rate by source · Ageing by stage
This Panel is registered `closable: false`. The package renders no close control for it, and any command that would remove it — a close, a Branch Replacement, a restoration — is rejected atomically before anything moves.
Which is why every saved view begins with this Panel. `restoreStack` keeps the Panels a target stack shares with the current one, so the spine is always shared and restoration never has to ask to remove it.
Closed Won as a share of everything closed, by where it came from.
Removes every Panel after this one in a single Guarded Transition. It is the one navigation command the other three sections never call.
Mean days in stage for the deals sitting in each open stage.
Removes every Panel after this one in a single Guarded Transition. It is the one navigation command the other three sections never call.