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Shortened URLs should pass-through "query" params at resolve-time #9501
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Feature:SharingURLs
Short URLs and Share URL features
impact:needs-assessment
Product and/or Engineering needs to evaluate the impact of the change.
release_note:enhancement
When resolving shortened urls the caller should be able to pass 'query' params e.g. https://localhost:5601/bci/goto/89c..?query=foo
Most saved visualizations have the facility for users to manually type in a query into a search box which makes them an interactive exploration tool rather than being designed as a static single-purpose report. By exposing a
query
parameter in the URL, external systems can "deep-link" into Kibana opening these saved visualizations with the relevant choice of content. The Graph UI is an example of a client that does just this.The shortened-URL service is a convenient (and sometimes necessary) way of sharing URLs, however it lacks the ability to read and pass-through any
query
parameters which prevents this important deep-linking ability of saved visualizations. I'm not sure the URL resolver would need to pass-through arbitrary parameters (e.g.bar-width
) butquery
stands out as the important one to allow clients to change.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: