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fix(dashboards): Improve series alias resolution #88556
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This is different from the label! It's a steady value, used under-the-hood in ECharts.
It's a little ambiguous and doesn't match other formatters
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Fixes DAIN-143. There's a subtle bug (introduced in #87023) in which if multiple plottables had the same alias, ECharts would merge them in the legend. e.g., imagine plotting `span.duration` for two really long queries. The truncation series name formatter would clip the names, and if the first parts of the queries match they'd have the same name, and the same legend entry. Confusing! This PR resolves that problem, and ensures that every plottable has a legend entry. ## Changes - add `Plottable.name`, a string property that's passed directly to ECharts. This is a steady under-the-hood value that ECharts uses when passing stuff around - resolve all aliases ahead-of-time, so they're fast to look up - defer to aliases when rendering tooltips and legends
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Fixes DAIN-143. There's a subtle bug (introduced in #87023) in which if multiple plottables had the same alias, ECharts would merge them in the legend. e.g., imagine plotting
span.duration
for two really long queries. The truncation series name formatter would clip the names, and if the first parts of the queries match they'd have the same name, and the same legend entry. Confusing! This PR resolves that problem, and ensures that every plottable has a legend entry.Changes
Plottable.name
, a string property that's passed directly to ECharts. This is a steady under-the-hood value that ECharts uses when passing stuff around