* modify $__timeGroup macro so it can be used in select clause
* fix $__interval_ms for postgres datasource
* use $__timeGroup macro in documentation
* fix annotation template query
remove title since its no longer used and add tags instead
* change __timeFilter macro to work on postgresql < 8.1 and redshift
* annotations: throw error if no text specified and set default time to Now() if empty, #9571
* annotations: fix saving graphite event with empty string tags
* docs: add /api/annotations/graphite endpoint docs, #9571
Prometheus client lib support gzip by itself. Which caused the
response to be double gzipped sometimes. We should use the Grafana
middle ware instead.
closes#9464
* annotations: add endpoint for writing graphite-like events
* annotations: fix new line handling in tooltip
* annotations: support tags in prior to Graphite 0.10.0 format
I renamed `tlsAuth` to `tlsClientAuth` to better describe the fact that
this variable is used to enable TLS client authentication (as opposed to
server authentication) in c04d95f35.
However, changing the name breaks backwards compatibility for existing
installations using this feature and Grafana does not have a
standardised way of migrating changes in the schema:
https://github.com/grafana/grafana/pull/9377#issuecomment-333063543
For reasons of expediency given the severity of the bug (not verifying
TLS), keep the old name.
In c04d95f35 I changed the default for datasource HTTP requests so that
TLS is always verified.
This commit adds a checkbox to allow an admin to explicitly skip TLS
verification, for testing purposes.
Change the query to first select the dashboards, apply the limit then
join with tags. Means the limit will apply to the number of dashboards
returned in the search. The disadvantage is that the query will return
more rows than the limit, no. of dashboards x no. of tags. So hard limit
set to 5000 for all rows.
bergquist
Torkel Ödegaard
stuart nelson
Daniel Lee
ryan
Sven Klemm
Carl Bergquist
Alexander Zobnin
Chris Chandler
krise3k
Eric Dahl
Matt Bostock