It looks like we need engine_innodb_status = 1 to get InnoDB I/O Thread graphs on the InnoDB Metrics Advanced dashboard.
If so, this should default to 1 in the config.
Add a note on the graph section that those graphs require innodb_engine_status=1 to be set in the config, similar to how we have a note elsewhere that some graphs need innodb_monitor_enable=all and others need userstat=1.
Also: all = 1 doesn't do what it implies. all=1 should enable everything, overriding anything disabled connections. Since this is mainly for making testing easier, it should continue defaulting to 0.
It looks like we need
engine_innodb_status = 1to get InnoDB I/O Thread graphs on the InnoDB Metrics Advanced dashboard. If so, this should default to 1 in the config.Add a note on the graph section that those graphs require innodb_engine_status=1 to be set in the config, similar to how we have a note elsewhere that some graphs need innodb_monitor_enable=all and others need userstat=1.
Also:
all = 1doesn't do what it implies. all=1 should enable everything, overriding anything disabled connections. Since this is mainly for making testing easier, it should continue defaulting to 0.