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[Uptime] Auto-generated index pattern doesn't work with discover #53616
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@andrewvc should this say "doesn't work with Discover"? |
Yes, my mistake |
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[Uptime] Auto-generated index pattern doesn't work with explore
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Does not work with Lens either :( |
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I did some digging, we only use the index pattern data for the Kuery Bar, but nothing about it requires it to be an actual index pattern saved object. We should instead just directly serve the JSON from a REST endpoint as a file based resource since it's shipped with Kibana. We never really needed to use saved objects here in the first place.
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Uptime automatically creates an index pattern namedUptimeIndexPattern
in Kibana. Unfortunately this pattern doesn't work with the explore tool, though it seems to work fine for the internal purposes for which it is intended. This is confusing for users. There is probably some internal field that can be fixed here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: