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[Logs UI] Analysis charts don't show the full selected time interval #48385
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@markov00 Would it be possible to get clarification about something regarding annotations in elastic-charts. I'm seeing a situation where series are rendering, but annotations aren't. This is in a sitation where all the values are The chart in it's rendered form: (My timezone is 1 hour ahead of the code snippets). The time range:
Which is fed to the The following data snippets focus on a single partition ( The series for the partition look as follows, and render correctly:
The anomaly entries for the partition look as follows: Anomaly entry for bucket 1:
Anomaly entry for bucket 2:
The data for the above anomalies in annotation form look like the following:
However, despite there being series rendered on the chart, and annotations with overlapping |
Maybe we need to specify a minimum interval on the y axis as well? Like, always show at least |
Yep - that would work. But I'm still interested to know why other examples work without that 🤔 |
@Kerry350 sorry for the late reply. I think that is a bug that needs to be solved on our end. FYI to have a better and quicker support for elastic-charts you can also ping the @elastic/elastic-charts team |
Problem description
When rendering a time interval with incomplete data, the chart's x axis only shows the interval for which there is data:
This means that the axis boundaries and the bucket size jump on auto-reload as newly processed data come in.
Proposed solution
The x axis is always scaled to match the selected interval.
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