All work
- Convert Alarm Table Panel to ReactOPG-314Alberto
- Convert Query Editors to ReactOPG-313Scott Theleman
- Port Helm to React
OPG-312Jeff Gehlbach - Top N Devices option in OpenNMS HELM and GrafanaOPG-153
- nodeResources query not working properlyOPG-475Scott Theleman
- Unable to set node in Perf DS QueryOPG-424Scott Theleman
- Parameter values are being sent for the wrong parameters in flow datasource queriesOPG-423Scott Theleman
- Alarm datasource query not keeping proper equalityOPG-411Alberto
- Dashboard Conversion Tool Not Finding Legacy PluginsOPG-408Scott Theleman
- Adding a perf filter query to a dashboard elicits "TypeError: l is undefined"OPG-406Alberto
- Rename Helm in the Helm docsOPG-388Bonnie Robinson
- Convert Perf Datasource to ReactOPG-331Scott Theleman
- Expose interface label in Flow DS like in performance DSOPG-280
- Flow deep dive dashboard shows error start cannot be after endOPG-234fooker
- Dealing with flows without sampling intervalOPG-226
- Alarm Color Themes not supported in histogramsOPG-225
- Alarm Histogram x axis labels are incorrectOPG-224
- Migrate Helm from Bamboo to CircleCIOPG-215
- Alerting SupportOPG-200
- Disable clear/ack & ticket related actions on historical alarmsOPG-198
- Query historical alarmsOPG-197
- entity query is wrongOPG-194
- Template variables from many OpenNMS instancesOPG-177
- IPLIKE support in Filter PanelOPG-169
- Alarm table column headings don't centerOPG-168
- Seamless scrolling in alarm table panelOPG-158
- Create filter for Interface name on basis of SNMP ifAlias under SNMP InterfaceOPG-157
- Data for Null values affecting the dashboard. Need an option to bypass the null metricsOPG-141
- Is In Situation Column not available for Alarm TableOPG-114
- Add a sticky note to multiple alarmsOPG-113
- Repeating panels and rows (scoped vars) broken in fault-dsOPG-112Markus von Rüden
- Template variable for "All" not handled correctly in fault-dsOPG-111Markus von Rüden
- Situation Feedback should accept additional AlarmsOPG-108
- Flow Deep Dive dashboard shows NaN.nfinity values in Errors/DiscardsOPG-107
- Flow DS: Support multiple targetsOPG-85
- Severity colors are not consistent with those in the OpenNMS Web UIOPG-83
- Alarm table panel does not work with snapshotsOPG-81
- Implement a flexible SSO framework that encompasses Helm and OpenNMS and can work with identity providers including OktaOPG-80Jeff Gehlbach
- Alarm table is text is hard to readOPG-59
- Link to the alarm details broken when using proxied datasourceOPG-57
- Add support for relative date handlingOPG-47Markus von Rüden
- Add troubleshooting datasources to the documentationOPG-44
- Highlighting of template variables does not work properlyOPG-34
- Expose other tables as Grafana panelsOPG-9
- Helm DocumentationOPG-5
- Performance datasource returns incomplete data when multiple resources are queriedOPG-482
- upgrade helm to latest grafana 9.x APIsOPG-445Scott Theleman
- React Flow Panel and Datasource improvementsOPG-369Scott Theleman
- Add the ability to filter conversations based on a host in the conversationOPG-366
- Multiple Values for String Property does not work for OpenNMS Performance DatasourceOPG-365Alberto
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Convert Alarm Table Panel to React
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Created March 30, 2022 at 1:52 PM
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Scott ThompsonDecember 15, 2022 at 5:39 PM
PR #1 for this is up here: https://github.com/OpenNMS/opennms-helm/pull/580
This is more of a PR to get the repo synced up before my PTO. It’s in a really good place though, so it’s ready if someone wants to test it, or take over development to get it 100% of the way there. I suspect it’s about 90% of the way so far, testing being a good chunk of that remaining 10%.
The Helm Alarm Table Panel was originally based on Grafana's
tablepanel.Even Grafana decided trying to port it to React would be too much trouble, and instead they implemented a new React-based table called
table2. 🙂(Suggestion: look into whether it's possible to subclass or extend their table as much as possible, rather than copying it wholesale like we did for the first implementation.)