Detailed overview in Fusion UI to display all resources actually captured by the backup or recipe

Suggestion for improvement:
In order to support the targeted development of recipes that work correctly, a function for quick and complete content analysis of the individual created backups (and possibly also the restores) should be included in the Fusion UI. The overview of the backup contents should contain at least the information about the namespace, the resource type, the resource name and the group defined in the recipe through which this resource was captured.

Background:
Although you can specify in relatively detail which volumes and resources of an OpenShift namespace should be backed up by defining a recipe to be used in a backup, you are completely flying blind with the actual content of the individual backups and only find out at the time of a restore whether the intended content was actually included in the backup.
The job details do contain a small summary of the standard resources found according to the inventory of the namespace (Deployments: 2, Pods: 4, StatefulSets: 0, Secrets: 7), but especially when certain restrictions have been made using label selectors, it is not clear at any point which resources ended up in the backup.

It becomes particularly confusing when the includeClusterResources parameter is set to true or not set at all in a group definition. Then, without you even realizing it, countless resources can end up in the backup that you don't want in there at all and certainly don't want to restore on another cluster!

Especially when creating more complex recipes for more extensive applications, it is essential to get comprehensive feedback during the first backup test as to whether the recipe does exactly what the developer intended - and not to find out after a disaster has occurred that important resources based on certain new CRDs are missing.

In the interests of targeted creation and early and rapid testing of recipe effects, the Fusion UI should therefore either display a precise list of each individual resource contained in the backup immediately after a backup job has been carried out (if possible also for export in csv format) or offer a general function for analyzing the content of all backups that have already been carried out. In this case, it would be helpful to select one of the existing backups in the list and then use a button (Show content) to create and export a list as described above.

There is already a getResources.sh script in Github that enables exactly this reading of the backup contents (https://github.com/IBM/storage-fusion/blob/master/backup-restore/recipes/Fusion-recipe-tools/getResources.sh), but it is far too laborious to always first determine the exact name of the backup and call this script on the command line.

The same functionality should therefore be integrated into the Fusion UI, possibly even with a "dry run" function to simply be able to test the effect of the recipe without immediately carrying out a backup with data transfer to the target Storage.