Attempting to provision grafana using a previously exported
JSON dashboard with the ID field already set, might result in an error.
In fact, Grafana might believe that a dashboard with that
given ID already exists in the database, throwing an error if it doesn't.
(see pkg/services/sqlstore/dashboard.go#L32)
The dashboard provisioner should set the dashboard id to zero in order to
avoid this behaviour inducing the dashboard to be written to the DB
without ID validation.
* removes readonly editor role
* adds viewersCanEdit setting
This enable you to allow viewers to edit/inspect
dashboards in grafana in their own browser without
allowing them to save dashboards
* remove read only editor option from all dropdowns
* migrates all read only viewers to viewers
* docs: replace readOnlyEditor with viewersCanEdit
This way we are able to edit notification behavior per notifier.
This would be usefull to let some notifiers send notifications,
even when the state doesn't change, or with custom condition.
Signed-off-by: Thibault Chataigner <t.chataigner@criteo.com>
If the message field is left empty for Pushover notifications, the API will return an error. This adds a default message if the message would otherwise be empty.
This fixes#8006.
* master:
changelog: adds note about closing #10131
Explicitly specify default region in CloudWatch datasource (#9440)
wait for all sub routines to finish
changelog: adds ntoe about closing #10111
postgres: change $__timeGroup macro to include "AS time" column alias (#10119)
fixes broken test
Solves problem with Github authentication restriction by organization membership when the organization's access policy is set to "Access restricted". "Access restricted" policy should not stop user to authenticate.
The datasource uses the default region in the query if the region
is "" in the settings. However setting the region to an empty string
is almost impossible and rendered incorrectly.
This commit introduces a special value "default" for region which
is shown in the drop down and is translated to the default region
of the data source when performing queries.