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The default $timeSeries template rounds data to whole seconds, this seems entirely unnecessary. For a interval width of 50ms, the $timeSeries template resolves to:
Looking at the code this is because the $interval variable is rounded to the nearest second. Perhaps a $interval_ms can be added as variable analog to how grafana both $__interval and $__interval_ms exist in grafana. And looking at the source, why is the grafana $__interval_ms not used as basis to compute these values?
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The default $timeSeries template rounds data to whole seconds, this seems entirely unnecessary. For a interval width of 50ms, the
$timeSeries
template resolves to:So instead of using this
$timeSeries
template, I used the following:This is translated to the following query:
Looking at the code this is because the
$interval
variable is rounded to the nearest second. Perhaps a$interval_ms
can be added as variable analog to how grafana both$__interval
and$__interval_ms
exist in grafana. And looking at the source, why is the grafana$__interval_ms
not used as basis to compute these values?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: