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x-ray data source variable binding not working for Trace List query parameter #131

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chandermani opened this issue Jul 27, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #132
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x-ray data source variable binding not working for Trace List query parameter #131

chandermani opened this issue Jul 27, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #132

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@chandermani
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What happened:
grafana-x-ray-datasource

Grafana x-ray data source does not behave correctly when selecting Trace List and using a dashboard variable. It does not filter the trace list.

If we directly put the traceId it works fine. It seems variable interpolation is causing a different AWS query to be called (getTraceSummary) as described in the screen recording and below screenshot

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What you expected to happen:
Grafana x-ray data source should have used the dashboard variable to query a single trace and render the graph.

How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):

  • Create a x-ray data source
  • Query a x-ray trace
    Anything else we need to know?:

Environment:

  • Grafana version: 8.4.7
  • Data source type & version: x-ray , 1.4.0
  • OS Grafana is installed on: Amazon Managed Grafana
  • User OS & Browser: Windows, Chrome
  • Grafana plugins: x-ray
  • Others:
@iwysiu iwysiu transferred this issue from grafana/grafana Jul 27, 2022
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iwysiu commented Jul 27, 2022

Hi @chandermani , thanks for reporting this issue! I've reproduced it and am currently investigating it.

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