The next logical step once we have a global notifications panel would be to support categorizing warnings/errors per space view, and then add a badge to each space view that only counts the warnings for that specific space view, and redirects to the global notifications panel with a filter preset on click.

There is a very related problem to this: In many situations we directly send TextLog messages to the /rerun path if a user has logged something that threw a caught-and-handled exception.

Unfortunately, since introducing blueprints, we are no longer guaranteed that the TextLog heuristics will cause a /rerun text log view to show up.

It would be nice if this notification mechanism also let you review messages logged to /rerun even if you don't have an active TextLog space.

This would be a nice feature to have in the Gradio component where a job is running on a remote server and console out isn't immediately visible to the user that kicked off the job in the space.

Something like this would be really helpful. I just tried the app for the first time by loading it in the browser and opening a random gltf file I had lying around. It showed me 2 dozen warnings on the right, and before I was able to read even one of them completely, they were all gone again.
Now, in this case, the browser console still had what I believe to be the problem, and it's fine to ignore, but otherwise I'd be a bit concerned if there was anything wrong and I'd be unable to find out.

For context, it was 38 times this:

[re_renderer::importer::gltf] re_renderer/src/importer/gltf.rs:250: Textures on meshes are always sampled with a trilinear filter.
 Texture None had Some(NearestMipmapLinear) for min and Some(Linear) for mag filtering, these settings will be ignored

Design notes here: https://www.notion.so/rerunio/Error-notification-panel-142b24554b1980c49d9ffce6e8da39ea

First step here is to store recent logs, and implement a popup that displays them, and can be opened by pressing an icon in the top panel:

I really want to add the minimal version of this, because the lack of this keeps biting us in the ass.