Adds stale status filtering capability to the asset catalog UI #27886
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Summary & Motivation
Adds stale status filtering capability to the asset catalog UI, allowing users to filter assets based on their stale status (Fresh, Stale, Missing). This improves asset monitoring and management by making it easier to identify assets that need attention.
Changes
useStaleStatusFilter
hook with status indicatorsuseAssetDefinitionFilterState
to handle stale status filtersTest Plan
Related
Builds on existing asset filtering infrastructure and stale status tracking capabilities.
Related to issue #27276 but doesn't really cover it, the issue request is about asset status case (Failed, Materialized, Etc.) but It was very difficult to add it, maybe the logic for status cases should be passed to the python resolver server instead of graphQL to reuse it on filters.
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