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Steps to reproduce:
List the minimal actions needed to reproduce the behavior.
In the UI > LoadData > Buckets list create a few new buckets
Define for each bucket various Retention Policy lengths
Sort the list of buckets by Retention Policy
Sort appears to occur by Alphanumeric value not by length of the retention policy.
Expected behavior:
Looking at the results from the REST endpoint it appears that Retention Policies are now reported as an array of object {type: "expire", everySeconds: long}. I do not see a name property associated with Retention Policies, so I would expect the Retention Policy sort to work by the length of the policy. Without a name, an alphanumeric sort makes little sense.
Expected sort from current example:
1 Hours = 3600s
12 Hours = 43200s
1 Days = 86400s
1 Days 12 Hours = 129600s
3 Days = 259200s
28 Days = 2419200s
Actual behavior:
It appears the sort is alphanumeric: e.g.
Actual sort of current example:
1 Days
1 Days 12 Hours
1 Hours
12 Hours
28 Days
3 Days
Screenshot
Environment info:
System info: Run uname -srm and copy the output here
Linux 4.4.0-161-generic x86_64
InfluxDB version: Run influxd version and copy the output here
This is from the nightly build docker image.
From the docker log:
ts=2019-09-04T08:18:21.843812Z lvl=info msg="Welcome to InfluxDB" log_id=0HfqVC4l000 version=nightly commit=20f717dcf build_date=2019-09-04T07:22:16Z
Other relevant environment details: Container runtime, disk info, etc
Config:
Started with /debug/flush enabled
--e2e-testing=true
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Steps to reproduce:
List the minimal actions needed to reproduce the behavior.
Sort appears to occur by Alphanumeric value not by length of the retention policy.
Expected behavior:
Looking at the results from the REST endpoint it appears that Retention Policies are now reported as an array of object {type: "expire", everySeconds: long}. I do not see a name property associated with Retention Policies, so I would expect the Retention Policy sort to work by the length of the policy. Without a name, an alphanumeric sort makes little sense.
Expected sort from current example:
Actual behavior:
It appears the sort is alphanumeric: e.g.
Actual sort of current example:
Screenshot
Environment info:
uname -srm
and copy the output hereLinux 4.4.0-161-generic x86_64
influxd version
and copy the output hereThis is from the nightly build docker image.
From the docker log:
Config:
Started with /debug/flush enabled
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: