* Minor changes
* Use UI for removing dashboards and datasources
… with an optional “quick” mode that instead does so via a request
* Improved URL helpers
* Simplified test teardown
* Added support for multiple tests
... instead of being forced to cram everything into a single test because the session was cleared
* Update Bitcoin Currency to use proper symbol, add mBTC and μBTC
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Marcus Andersson <systemvetaren@gmail.com>
* Revert Bitcoin to use '฿'
Co-authored-by: Marcus Andersson <systemvetaren@gmail.com>
* Table: Adds adhoc filtering
* Refactor: changes after PR comments
* Refactor: hides filtering for data sources that do not support modifyQuery in Explore
* Refactor: fixes strict null error
* Changed tooltip position to above icon
Co-authored-by: Torkel Ödegaard <torkel@grafana.com>
* Minor changes
* Remove console.* logger plugin
... as it doesn't work in Electron
* Only open/close panel editor options and groups when state is inverted
... meaning, only open when closed and only close when open. This avoids unpredictable states, causing inconsistent results.
* Support for adding multiple datasources and dashboards
... and having them all auto-removed when tests are completed
* Avoid page errors when removing dashboards and datasources [keep?]
* Wait for chart data before saving panel
... so that everything is ready when returning to the dashboard
note: This is just Azure Monitor within the Azure Monitor datasource (not insights, insights analytics, or log analytics yet).
Co-authored-by: Ryan McKinley <ryantxu@gmail.com>
* Cleanup
* addPanel now supports (optional) custom dashboardUid
* addPanel now supports (optional) visualization name
* Added CLI option for updating screenshot fixtures
* Added support for console.* functions within tests
* Refactored screenshot command for greater simplicity
* addPanel now sets a unique title
* Updated lockfile
* Logs: Use result range instead of timepicker range for log histogram
If a logs datasource does not send histogram data for the requested
time range, the logs model computes a timeseries based on the log row
counts, bucketed by an automcatically calculated time interval. Even
when this histogram time series did not span the whole requested time
range it was still rendered in the graph across the whole range, leaving
an empty area at its start. Users find this confusing and are lead to
believe their log data is missing.
This change fixes this by anchoring the start of the timeseries on the
first log row's timestamp from the result, and adds this smaller range
as `visibleRange` to the logs model and passes it through to the logs
component that optionally takes it into account to not render the empty
area.
The interval (bucket size) is also adjusted to account for a potentially
finer resolution on the shorter visible time interval.
The bucketsize multiplier was also changed from 10 to 20 to account for
the space between the chart's bars.
* Aligned visible range with buckets
* Extract bucket size calculation and add test
* Fix close milestone to remove label from all the required pull requests
There used to be a limit to 100 pull requests.
* Add dry run option in close-milestone task
* add some padding to accommodate for vertical scrollbar
* use theme spacing
* Move padding to inner div and make it use actual scrollbar width
Co-authored-by: Torkel Ödegaard <torkel@grafana.com>
* Chore: refactors LogRowContextProvider to get rid of unnecessary array dimensions
* Chore: removes unnecessary array dimensions from LogRowContextProvider test
* Chore: changes LogRowContextProvider test to use jest mock
* Chore: updates LogRowContextProvider test
* Chore: removes unnecessary wrapper variable in LogRowContextProvider test
* Various fixes and requests for toolkit:
1) Added toolkit to the alpine docker image, so we can get latest fixes without having to re-release
2) Removed cp from e2d docker image
3) Change github client to allow to specify an owner so it's not "grafana" only
4) Toolkit refers to grafana-ui and grafana-data "next", rather than canary
* added toolkit to e2e docker image
* Added tools to the e2e image for building/deploying oracle
* added shasum
* removing toolkit from images
* Resolve Cypress bin path
... instead of expecting it to be in a place that it may not be, depending on de-duping/flattening of nested dependencies
* Remove dashboard before removing datasource
... it makes more sense and it fixes random issues, perhaps something to do with how the backend is implemented.
* Updated lockfile
