A few questions before moving from bbgen to Hobbit 🔗 link

I'm preparing the "big move" from bbgen to Hobbit on a large production 
setup, and I have a few questions :

- as I'm running Cacti to graph my servers, is there a way to remove the 
"trends" colum for all hosts ?
I've disabled the rrdstatus and rrddata tasks, added TEST2RRD="" and 
GRAPHS="" but the "trends" column still show up, empty

- in the Administration -> Enable/disable page, is there a way not to 
show the reason of the disabled tests ?
With a few hundred disabled tests, the page gets difficult to read

- in the "info" page of each host, would it be possible to show tests 
with no alert rules ?
With bbgen they were displayed as "Ex.Services"

- do you plan to add file inclusions to hobbit-alerts.cfg, like with 
bb-hosts ?
We're several people managing the BB/Hobbit server, and this would be 
very useful.

I'm preparing the "big move" from bbgen to Hobbit on a large production setup, and I have a few questions :

- as I'm running Cacti to graph my servers, is there a way to remove the "trends" colum for all hosts ?
I've disabled the rrdstatus and rrddata tasks, added TEST2RRD="" and GRAPHS="" but the "trends" column still show up, empty
   

You can do it on a per-host basis with the "notrends" setting in
bb-hosts, and this can be set as a default using the ".default."
host entry in bb-hosts.

You cannot do it globally, except by tweaking the code in hobbitd.c
that adds this pseudo status.
 

- in the Administration -> Enable/disable page, is there a way not to show the reason of the disabled tests ?
With a few hundred disabled tests, the page gets difficult to read
   

No, not without a code change.

Note that the enable/disable page also works on subpages, and in that
case it only shows those hosts that appear on the subpage. It might
still be many, but perhaps it helps.
 

- in the "info" page of each host, would it be possible to show tests with no alert rules ?
With bbgen they were displayed as "Ex.Services"
   

It would be fairly easy to add a line at the bottom saying "No alerts
defined for: disk, msgs, conn" ... is that what you're after ?
 

- do you plan to add file inclusions to hobbit-alerts.cfg, like with bb-hosts ?
We're several people managing the BB/Hobbit server, and this would be very useful.
   

It's on my list of pending cleanups. It needs a bit of work because
there's some logic currently that avoids re-loading the configuration
unless it's changed - and that currently works by looking at the time-
stamp of the file. This obviously has to change, and I haven't yet
decided what the best solution is.