* Adding DashboardPicker component
* fix prop names
* fix prop names pt2
* add component and modify utils
* add showHour prop
* add minuteStep to TimeOfDayPicker, add value to DashboardPicker
* fix for dashboard picker, missed adding file
* Adding story
* add another story for hiding hour and style fixes
* fix these generated files
* fixes after review
* rename current value
* fix type issue on onChange
* fix story
* Adding T and P for bytes
Luckily, all the hard work was done before; just added in these prefixes for our production environment.
* Future-proofing with other values (why not?)
* Yottaflops?
* Cutting back down to Peta sizes, except for hashes
Up until now one had to manually specify module name mapper for stylesheet files in order for Jest not to fail when running tests that import stylesheet files.
This adds default mock for stylesheet file and some tests
* Performance/Webpack: Introduces more aggressive code-splitting and other perf improvements
- Introduces dynamic imports for built-in plugins
- Uses dynamic imports for various packages (rst2html, brace)
- Introduces route-based dynamic imports
- Splits angular and moment into separate bundles
* add appending utility
* add appending utility
* update comment
* rename to mutable
* move mutable functions out of DataFrameHelper
* move mutable functions out of DataFrameHelper
* move mutable functions out of DataFrameHelper
* turn DataFrameHelper into FieldCache
* guess time from name
* graph the numbers
* return the timeField, not just the index
* just warn on duplicate field names
* only use a parser if the input is a string
* append init all fields to the same length
* typo
* only parse string if value is a string
* DataFrame: test fixes
* Switch to null for missing values
* Fixed tests
* Explore: clear results when you change datasource
* Explore: Clear results on data source change, and fix query hints issue
* Clear results on clear all
* Prometheus: Update logic of when to re-check query hints
* Build: Removed typescript checking from dev bundler
- when switching branches and trying out features, TS checking and bundling are eating up a lot
of CPU
- most of us are using an editor with typechecking support
- this commit removes type checking from the dev bundler
- we still have type checking enabled as a precommit hook and as part of
the prod bundler
* Adds new npm script: start:noTsCheck
* add extension framework
* add filter transformer
* more logging
* adding more tests
* make stats an extension
* make stats an extension
* test registry init
* first get a function, then call it
* move files to data package
* not used
* update to columnar
* Add more tests for nameMatcher
* Fix invert predicate
* add fluent API
* remove calc snapshot
* split Field matchers and Frame matchers
* split filter transformers
* Fix typo
* datalink on field
* add dataFrame to view
* Use scoped variables to pass series name and value time to data links interpolation
* Use scoped variables to pass series name and value time to data links interpolation
* Enable value specific variable suggestions when Gauge is displaying values
* Fix prettier
* Add basic context menu with data links to GaugePanel
* Fix incorrect import in grafana/ui
* Add custom cursor indicating datalinks available via context menu (in Gauge only now)
* Add data links to SingleStat2
* Minor refactor
* Retrieve data links in a lazy way
* Update test to respect links retrieval being lazy
* delay link creation
* cleanup
* Add origin to LinkModel and introduce field & panel links suppliers
* Add value time and series name field link supplier
* Remove links prop from visualization and implement common UI for data links context menu
* Update snapshot
* Rename className prop to clickTargetClassName
* Simplify condition
* Updated drilldown dashboard and minor changes
* Use class name an onClick handler on the top level dom element in visualization
* Enable series name interpolation when presented value is a calculation
Since React and other dependencies bump caused some troubles with building packages that @kaydelaney and me tried to debug without any success, we decided to revert React 16.9.0 bump.
