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Setting a name doesn't load until the graph is resaved from the ui.
psuedo-code to reproduce:
name = 'Custom Name for line'
streams = []
streams.append({'metric': metric, 'source': source,'name': name})
chart = librato_api.create_chart(graph.name, space, streams=streams)
# this next line was an attempt to trigger the save that gets the name to show up
chart.save()
At this point, if you go to the space in the web ui it will have the generic name set to the source.
However, if you go to the properties of the line the name is set correctly.
To have the name get properly set then the chart has to be saved from the UI.
I have tried calling the save method for the chart from the api to see if that will trigger the name to properly show up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @andrewmkrug, thanks for the bug report. Unfortunately I'm not able to reproduce this. If you can see here what I'm missing or have more details, please let us know and we'll get it fixed up!
>>>s=api.get_space(110020)
>>>chart=api.create_chart('test cpu', s, streams=[{'metric': 'AWS.EC2.CPUUtilization', 'source': 'nanobox1', 'name': 'name of line'}])
>>>chart.streams[0].name'name of line'
Setting a name doesn't load until the graph is resaved from the ui.
psuedo-code to reproduce:
At this point, if you go to the space in the web ui it will have the generic name set to the source.
However, if you go to the properties of the line the name is set correctly.
To have the name get properly set then the chart has to be saved from the UI.
I have tried calling the save method for the chart from the api to see if that will trigger the name to properly show up.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: