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Quick Values aggregation converts timestamp to long #4509
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In fact, this happens for a single quickvalues analysis on timestamp fields, too. |
@lennartkoopmann this is related to #4288, which is already fixed in master. I guess the question is to see if this is important enough to be included in 2.4.2 /cc: @bernd |
@edmundoa This should go into 2.4.2, yes. 👍 |
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* pass all stacked fields into QuickValuesVisualization with that information we can properly format the timestamp even if it isn't the first field still has issues with timezone conversions * Pass timestamp to format directly Stacked fields have a different object structure as regular fields, so we can't rely on an object key being there. * Do not convert timestamp to UTC `DateTime` will convert the value to the user timezone, which is what we want to display. * include stacked fields in quick values title use correct default prop name * create stacked fields array on the fly if the caller doesn't give us the fields this is the case for widgets, because the container doesn't know what to pass Fixes #4509
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* pass all stacked fields into QuickValuesVisualization with that information we can properly format the timestamp even if it isn't the first field still has issues with timezone conversions * Pass timestamp to format directly Stacked fields have a different object structure as regular fields, so we can't rely on an object key being there. * Do not convert timestamp to UTC `DateTime` will convert the value to the user timezone, which is what we want to display. * include stacked fields in quick values title use correct default prop name * create stacked fields array on the fly if the caller doesn't give us the fields this is the case for widgets, because the container doesn't know what to pass Fixes #4509 (cherry picked from commit 272604a)
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correctly convert back to UTC when timestamp comes from message list "Add to search" button previously only the quickvalues source was correct Refs #4509
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When running a stacked quickvalues analysis, where the second field is a timestamp, the values are returned as
long
/ UNIX timestamps and no a human readable format like ISO8601.Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
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