Currently all time series within a view will use a single start time recorded when the view is registered. Consequently if a time series is first recorded long after the view is registered the first point will be misattributed to a potentially very long time interval. Instead record a separate start time per time series within AggregationData that is recorded when data for that time series is first recorded. This start time is used when converting rows to TimeSeries and may also be used directly by stats exporters.
ian-mi
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4 years ago
Currently all time series within a view will use a single start time recorded when the view is registered. Consequently if a time series is first recorded long after the view is registered the first point will be misattributed to a potentially very long time interval. Instead record a separate start time per time series within AggregationData that is recorded when data for that time series is first recorded. This start time is used when converting rows to TimeSeries and may also be used directly by stats exporters.