Virginia Cepeda
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* Create RecordingRuleEditor component It reuses QueryEditor and propagates a few properties to allow to filter the visible datasources and customize what's shown in the editor header * Set recording rules queries as a new state prop Otherwise it would get mixed up with the alert rules queries when switching back and forth from this option. This also allows me to initialize these queries with the right datasource * Show CloudRulesSourcePicker only for Loki/Mimir rules As now we use the query editor for recording rules which already includes a datasource picker within * Fix lint and tests * Fix saving a recording rule * Show expression when editing the recording rule * Show query editor back for cloud rules * Fix duplicated import * Tweak after rebase * Remove ts-ignore * Refactor to use queries state instead of recordingRuleQueries * Refacrtor RecordingRuleEditor to use ds QueryEditor * Revert extra properties previously added to QueryEditor components * Remove console.log * Fix saving/editing a recording rule * Fix tests * Add margin to vizwrapper component
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