Alec

is there any progress on finding/agreeing on a permanent fix for this issue? Or could we introduce a more "standard" templating alternative (e.g. go template)?

All valid questions by the OP. @giltene note that there is a discrepancy of extension naming, I was initially confused by the ".hgrm" extension (never heard about it until I...

@marshallpierce you're right that the binary version (not b64 encoded) could be useful on the wire, although in my own use I just ended up including the b64 encoded version...

To add to @giltene , .hgrm is generally more than sufficient for plotting. However, the compressed format is best for any other more advanced use such as lossless histogram aggregation...

I agree we don't really need an extension as in all practical cases that blob is nested inside another file that has an extension. histoblob is good. by default it...

Thanks for bringing this up. Few comments: These "compliance templates" should be accessible directly from the internet using a well defined method (REST API for example). This will abstract the...

Scrubbing standing issues... Original requirements was for implementing hdr for latency which is stored as usec or nsec, and hence no need to use fp. I think moving to fp...

Please see https://github.com/HdrHistogram/hdrhistogram-go/issues/30 You need to change your dependencies to point to the new github URL as the repo has been transferred in a new home.

@filipecosta90 I was wondering if this could introduces the same kind of issue at the other end of the spectrum of possible values, when total count is extremely high and...

Could you describe your use case for comparing 2 histograms? Exact equality would mean that all buckets have exactly the same count, but perhaps you only want a subjective near...