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1.0-beta3
Field names that include a whitespace generate malformed output when using the Graphite format.
Example input: ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value"
ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value"
Output in Line Protocol: ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value" 1471350314460772128
ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value" 1471350314460772128
Output in Graphite format: ameasurement.test.a field "value" 1471350314
ameasurement.test.a field "value" 1471350314
Graphite messages are of the form:metric_path value timestamp\n The metric path can not include a whitespace.
metric_path value timestamp\n
This is not an issue with tags because whitespaces in tag values are replaced with a "_" separator.
@sparrc A configurable separator to replace whitespaces in field names for the graphite output may be a solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Sanitize graphite characters in field names
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also sanitize the names at a higher scope for better clarity closes #1637
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1.0-beta3
Field names that include a whitespace generate malformed output when using the Graphite format.
Example input:
ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value"
Output in Line Protocol:
ameasurement,atag=test a\ field="value" 1471350314460772128
Output in Graphite format:
ameasurement.test.a field "value" 1471350314
Graphite messages are of the form:
metric_path value timestamp\n
The metric path can not include a whitespace.
This is not an issue with tags because whitespaces in tag values are replaced with a "_" separator.
@sparrc A configurable separator to replace whitespaces in field names for the graphite output may be a solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: