When there are too many artifacts in an artifact_type then the artifactset GUI component breaks with "Error: grpc: received message larger than max".
This will occur if you've imported the Exchange artifact set and/or very large artifacts such as Windows.Hayabusa.Rules. It is the total size of the artifacts that matter, not the number of artifacts.
The following simple artifact can be used to produce/test the error. With just the default built-ins it is fine, but after importing the Exchange or Windows.Hayabusa.Rules it is not.
Maybe it can be made to not read the artifacts in their entireity? As far as I can tell it really only needs to have the artifact name, description, and source names to operate.
Another suggestion is to have a regex filter on the list of available artifacts. The default values field allows us to specify which artifacts are pre-selected, but for artifact_type: CLIENT the list is so long that finding a specific artifact is not easy. If the list can be filtered that might solve the issue as well as making this feature more usable.
When there are too many artifacts in an
artifact_type
then theartifactset
GUI component breaks with "Error: grpc: received message larger than max".This will occur if you've imported the Exchange artifact set and/or very large artifacts such as Windows.Hayabusa.Rules. It is the total size of the artifacts that matter, not the number of artifacts.
The following simple artifact can be used to produce/test the error. With just the default built-ins it is fine, but after importing the Exchange or Windows.Hayabusa.Rules it is not.
Maybe it can be made to not read the artifacts in their entireity? As far as I can tell it really only needs to have the artifact name, description, and source names to operate.
Another suggestion is to have a regex filter on the list of available artifacts. The default values field allows us to specify which artifacts are pre-selected, but for
artifact_type: CLIENT
the list is so long that finding a specific artifact is not easy. If the list can be filtered that might solve the issue as well as making this feature more usable.