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It looks like when we are building traffic stats, we do a go get -v which appears to have caused issues with influxdb. With traffic stats 1.3.0 RC3, when data is written to infuxdb (0.9.4.2) it has an incorrect timestamp. I have seen this before and it was related to using a version of the client that was ahead of the currently installed influxdb version. I know there isn't a good way to tell go get to use a certain version, but maybe we should handle this differently? The Influxdb client appears to be backward compatible (the 0.9.3 version of the client works with 0.9.4.2) so maybe we should handle this manually and identify a minimum version supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It looks like when we are building traffic stats, we do a
go get -v
which appears to have caused issues with influxdb. With traffic stats 1.3.0 RC3, when data is written to infuxdb (0.9.4.2) it has an incorrect timestamp. I have seen this before and it was related to using a version of the client that was ahead of the currently installed influxdb version. I know there isn't a good way to tellgo get
to use a certain version, but maybe we should handle this differently? The Influxdb client appears to be backward compatible (the 0.9.3 version of the client works with 0.9.4.2) so maybe we should handle this manually and identify a minimum version supported.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: