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[Auditbeat] Update process metricset #9139
[Auditbeat] Update process metricset #9139
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When we merge to master we should collect a list of the open TODOs in the module and make sure we don't forget to address them. This one would be caught be CI once we have it running on darwin.
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You mean the CI will fail when there are
TODO
comments in the code? I've been using them quite liberally, also for minor things that we can address anytime (maybe never, to be honest).Kind of as breadcrumbs meaning "If somebody ever touches this code again and has some spare cycles, maybe do this".