Scott Anderson
Scott Anderson
@Voprsalek It appears this package was removed from the Flux standard library in Flux 0.165.
@Xebi4i, @tscott11 `rows.map()` was an alternate implementation of the default `map()` function that was more performant, but also more restrictive. The default `map()` has since been updated with optimizations that...
@rudupa68 This package was removed. If using InfluxDB 2.4, just use `map()`.
The process for connecting Grafana to InfluxDB 2.x and using InfluxQL is documented here: https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v2.1/tools/grafana/?t=InfluxQL
This is already the intended behavior. We're working on getting more complete documentation up soon which will show how this can be accomplished.
Other bugs that I've found: - Virtual DBRP mappings do not have a default retention policy, so you have to explicitly specify the `autogen` RP. I think we should make...
@candrewlee14
Another issue I've found is that when you create multiple buckets with the same "db" name, `SHOW RETENTION POLICIES` doesn't return all the retention policies (in the InfluxQL shell). I...
This isn't unique to the InfluxQL shell. I get the same results with a raw API call: ```sh $ curl --get http://localhost:8086/query?db=test \ --header "Authorization: Token mytoken" \ --data-urlencode "q=SHOW...
Part of the reason that image caches grow is because when a data component is provisioned, we use the current version of the image. When a new image is available,...