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fix: supply a valid axisconfig position default #32335
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empty strings are invalid, and left is more or less the default anyway
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fix: supply an axisconfig position default
fix: supply a valid axisconfig position default
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LGTM 👍
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change. This fixes the following valid expression: ``` demodata | pointseries x=@timestamp y="mean(price)" | plot yaxis={axisConfig max=120} ``` Previously this would fail because the `position` default is invalid unless you specified a value. <img width="617" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 47" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660475-33104a80-3c1b-11e9-9a4c-a93116598e28.png"> Now it works as expected: <img width="536" alt="screenshot 2019-03-01 12 11 03" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/404731/53660440-212ea780-3c1b-11e9-8f4f-7d83a1009fd0.png">
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The previous default was an empty string, but empty strings are not valid in the expression. The code ends up using "left" or "top" (depending on the axis), so defaulting to either isn't really a change.
This fixes the following valid expression:
Previously this would fail because the
position
default is invalid unless you specified a value.Now it works as expected: