* add new groupby type
* rename to groupByKeys + introduce GroupByVariableModel
* fix unit test
* update scenes package
* update interface
* update fixture
* update unit test
* bump to scenes 2.6.2
* remove baseFilters for now
* MenuItem: Allow react node as label
* LinkButton: Expose ButtonLinkProps
* Typecheck fix
* DashboardLinks: Refactor and use LinkButton and menu
* DashbaordLinks scene object
* Use flex layout for dashboard controls
* Update public/app/features/dashboard/components/SubMenu/DashboardLinksDashboard.tsx
Co-authored-by: Alex Khomenko <Clarity-89@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix keepTime and includeVars
* Add ellipsis to menu item label and description
* Use DashboardLink type from grafana/schema
* Update dashboard scene controls layout
* Fix e2e
* Test fix
* Bring back keyboard navigation
* Remove unused code
* One more fix
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Co-authored-by: Alex Khomenko <Clarity-89@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Torkel Ödegaard <torkel@grafana.com>
* Progress
* think this a bad approach
* Scene panel repeats looking good
* Update
* update
* Update
* Use key instead for inspect/view
* refactorings to improve tests
* Update
* More tests
* Update
* added support for key / value variables
* Update
* Fixes
* remove log
* Update
* Removed old gdev templating dashboard and added new and improved one
* Update
* Added repeating panels coded demo
* Update to latest scenes lib
* review feedback fixes
* update
* Sync schema
Remove unused properties:
* `FieldColorModeId.PaletteSaturated`: It doesn't exist and it is not a valid palette.
* `VariableModel.rootStateKey`: It is not persisted in the DB, so it shouldn't be in the schema. It is a property only used in the frontend to store the Redux store key.
* `VariableModel.error`: It is not persisted in the DB, so it shouldn't be in the schema. It is a property only used in the frontend to store fetching errors.
* `Panel.thresholds`: old property only existing in previous versions of the dashboard schema.
* `Panel.timeRegions`: old property only existing in previous versions of the dashboard schema.
* Update all core kinds to flattened lineages
* Regen Go types, without any
* Regen Go types, s/interface{}/any/
* Update generated core typescript
* Update generate docs
* Fix defaults gen in veneer index jenny
* Flatten plugindef lineage
* Convert all plugin kinds to flattened form
* Switch back to interface{} for now
* Switch to fs.Sub in plugin DeclParser
* Mostly undesirable codegen changes, to be fixed
* Update mod and sum
* Update pfs tests to flattened lineages
* Update thema to latest, regen docs
* extract kindsys
* reinstate kindsys report
This may end up living somewhere else (or not! who knows!), but the important part is that I don't get rid of it right now :)
I hate the package layout (kindsysreport/codegen) for the main function and will take pretty much any alternative suggestion, but we can change also change it later.
Note that the generated report.json is in a different location - anything using this (ops something) needs to be updated.
* kindsysreport in codeowners
* BarGauge: New value options
* Fix typings for cell options, add new value mode option for bar gauge cells
* Add BarGauge panel option, tests, and update test dashboard
* Updated
* Added default
* Goodbye trusty console.log
* Update
* Merge changes from main
* Update docs
* Add valuemode doc changes
* Update gdev dashboard
* Update valueMode symbol name to valueDisplayMode
* Use Enums as Opposed to literals, don't calculate values when hidden
* Remove double import
* Fix tests
* One more test fix
* Remove erroneous targets field, fix type of maxDataPoints
* Strip nulls and add index field to Thresholds
* Gen cue
* remove bad targets again
* Fixes
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Co-authored-by: Kyle Cunningham <kyle@codeincarnate.com>
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
* Update oapi library and thema
* Use fork commit to fix elasticsearch and cloudwatch generators
* Update thema
* Fixes
* Update thema with last fixes
* Sync
* Fix test
* Update thema and schemas
* Update thema
* Kindsys: Replace DeclForGen with kindsys.Kind
DeclForGen was always unnecessary - it just wasn't obvious on initial
implementation, when we were focused on generating unique types for each
core kind. This removes it, considerably simplifying interactions with
kindsys - virtually everything now just relies on kindsys.Kind and its
derived interfaces.
* Removed unused jenny
* Rename params in jennies
