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I encountered a case with a specific dashboard where doing grafana migration will cause to have some variables recomputing endlessly.
See video:
2023-10-27_14h38_27.mp4
These 2 variables have in common that they are relying on a query that uses $__range as time range argument to a promQL function. If I replace these by hardcoded timeranges, the issue stops. See video:
2023-10-27_14h42_00.mp4
I didnt time to check if the same is happening with a dashboard created from scratch, but I don't expect this to be linked with the fact this is a migrated dashboard. However maybe the issue is happening only when you have a quite big amount of data queried behind the scenes? (Which is the case in the example provided).
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I encountered a case with a specific dashboard where doing grafana migration will cause to have some variables recomputing endlessly.
See video:
2023-10-27_14h38_27.mp4
These 2 variables have in common that they are relying on a query that uses
$__range
as time range argument to a promQL function. If I replace these by hardcoded timeranges, the issue stops. See video:2023-10-27_14h42_00.mp4
I didnt time to check if the same is happening with a dashboard created from scratch, but I don't expect this to be linked with the fact this is a migrated dashboard. However maybe the issue is happening only when you have a quite big amount of data queried behind the scenes? (Which is the case in the example provided).
Perses version
main-2023-10-26-d44ceabd
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: