Add Gauge#set_to_current_time
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I was porting some code from Python to Ruby today, and when I went to call this method, I realised we don't have it! My use-case is to track the last time some code successfully ran. I'm open to discussing the naming, but I've defaulted to the name used in `client_python` because it seems good to me. Signed-off-by: Chris Sinjakli <chris@sinjakli.co.uk>
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Jun 12, 2023
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I think we are missing it in client_ruby, and should add it, guide on writing client says Guage SHOULD have this method:
source: https://prometheus.io/docs/instrumenting/writing_clientlibs/#gauge |
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Perfect. Let's do this! |
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I was porting some code from Python to Ruby today, and when I went to call this method, I realised we don't have it!
My use-case is to track the last time some code successfully ran.
I'm open to discussing the naming, but I've defaulted to the name used in
client_pythonbecause it seems good to me.Fixes #51 (I think?)