Upgrade semantic metrics to 1.1.7

[lmuhlha]

Latest release: https://github.com/spotify/semantic-metrics/releases/tag/1.1.7

Note: This is a breaking change if you were querying for sprawling keys (ex: apollo.apollo.apollo.apollo). You may have to update your queries to use the non-sprawling key. If you are not using a key in your query, the results should stay the same.

Would be good to add that note to the release notes for apollo as well :)

[codecov]

Codecov Report

Merging #330 (03e786d) into 1.x (7a49695) will not change coverage.
The diff coverage is n/a.

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[klaraward]

@lmuhlha Is the usage of sprawling keys common, how would you find it in codebase?

[lmuhlha]

Checking with bigquery on the heroic query dataset, there are about 1039 queries with apollo.apollo as they key in a day. Anything more than that (like apollo.apollo.apollo, apollo.apollo.apollo.apollo, etc) doesn't seem to be queried on average. Since there is a prefix in a key, apollo.apollo may just be an accurate key where apollo has the prefix set to apollo followed by a normal apollo key. So some, if not all, might not be changed in the case of the 1039 queries. It's just something people should be aware of when upgrading as a precaution.

[lmuhlha]

In reference to Grafana, it's this: