* feat: Custom naming series parser via hooks
* chore: use assignment operatot
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* test: Unit test for custom parser
* test: Unit test for custom parser
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In last 7 days not a single person has used this feature on FC (based on
endpoint logs).
fix: When user knowingly triggers by typing text starting with `#` we
fire request to get tags lazily.
Assuming rapid-reload ~= user frustrated with old assets. We weren't
actually checking if load was "reload". This cleared cache when tabs
were opened and effectively made cache useless.
- Build version wasn't correctly computed since v14 update of build
system. This makes client side cache useless.
- We clear cache assuming rapid reloads,but opening new tab also does
that. This makes the cache effectively useless for most users.
- Click only gets called first time and not reliable next times
- Click will also get called when it's used for collapsing dropdown,
which doesn't make sense here.
stats are actually columns in DB
columns are for verifying if DB column exists hence db_columns
other stats was result.
Renamed everything to avoid confusion.
Sidebar stats take a huge time to load on large tables and it's not
required everytime you load the page. Best to only trigger it when user
clicks on "tags" (or other stats filter)
This is exactly how assignment and other filters work, so no need for
sidebar stats to work differently.
* fix: checkpoint the supported schemes for connectivity
This PR implements a gateway + error that clearly hints the operator at
a misconfigured system during runtime.
Particularity, against the multiple library-provided ways of configuring
redis connection strings (in python), this hard stops if an unsupported
one is chosen by accident.
* fix: remove unknown protocol
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This avoids having to manipulate config files in brittle bash
entrypoints that need to react to dynamic service discovery.
This significantly improves the operability of various bench sites.
* fix: gently log the port on which the realtime service listens
without this, the service remains completely silent (e.g. in overmind) and it is hard to tell if it is even running
* Revert "fix: gently log the port on which the realtime service listens"
This reverts commit 14a21989c6767520d8e1b9d46cc9f58a45768563.
* refactor(socketio): explicitly listen on port
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