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Pathpoint is an enterprise platform tracker that models system health in relation to actual user-impacting business stages.
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`measure_time` is not being treated case insensitively (ignores lower case) #52

Closed portoren closed 1 year ago

portoren commented 1 year ago

Description

If in the JSON config file the measure_time is defined as "5 minutes ago", using lower case, this is interpreted as custom. The measure_time is only considered by default when it is set to uppercase with the value of “5 MINUTES AGO”. This causes the Time-Picker to have no effect on those touchpoints and can be confusing for the user.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Enter the Pathpoint menu to download the JSON config file.

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  1. Select the “Json configuration” option from the menu and then click the download button.

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  1. In the JSON config file, you can see the measute_time properties in lowercase and uppercase of two touchpoints of the same type.

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  1. When the Time-Picker is selected for example in “60 minutes ago” and we download the JSON-FILE again, we observe that this selection only has an effect on the touchpoints with the measure_time defined in uppercase, the touchpoints with the time defined in lowercase they are not affected because it is considered as custom:

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Expected Behaviour

The interpreter of the measure_time attribute must recognize the default value of "5 Minutes Ago" with a case-insensitive filter.

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JimHagan commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the submission @portoren .

I can see this is somewhat related to #51 but different enough to keep it separate.

My suggsetions

  1. Make loading of the measure_time to be case insensitive
  2. As mentioned in #51 we should raise an exception when loading a JSON file with an until clause in the measure_time name. We don't want users setting an absolute end time for a time window.
  3. Consider upper casing the measure_time when a JSON is saved
  4. Raise an error when the user tries save any of the of the following in a measure_time
    • an UNTIL clause
    • missing a AGO statement
JimHagan commented 1 year ago

@portoren Any more estimate on how long it may take to work on this?

nr-opensource-bot commented 1 year ago

:tada: This issue has been resolved in version 1.7.4 :tada:

The release is available on GitHub release

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