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Hi,
I think there's an issue with the y-limit of metric plots, given a config of some bandwith e.g. "peak": 12.5, "normal": 0.5, "caution": 1, "alert": 2
The scaling of plots stops at around 5.
Looks like some hard limit to me. Haven't checked the code, but the y-axis limit should imo be either data dependent (expensive) or sth. like max(peak, 5*normal) + 10%
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actually, you are, or better, were right: It wasnormal * 10 for the maxY value of metric plots, if values from the dataset reach values higher than that limit - Which is also the reason for your plot ending at a value of 5. Alas, we recently merged two pending pull requests, which changed the condition and the limit to peak * 10 (see here).
If this still causes problems with metric readout, feel free to re-open this ticket!
Hi,
I think there's an issue with the y-limit of metric plots, given a config of some bandwith e.g.
"peak": 12.5, "normal": 0.5, "caution": 1, "alert": 2
The scaling of plots stops at around 5.
Looks like some hard limit to me. Haven't checked the code, but the y-axis limit should imo be either data dependent (expensive) or sth. like max(peak, 5*normal) + 10%
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: