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Adds aggregateWithWildcards (and sum / multiply / avg)#1863
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in docker-dev, issuing this query on graphite, I get these 2 series: on MT, I get: |
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@robert-milan I added some commits. now it seems to work like graphite in all my tests. |
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FWIW I used https://github.com/shanson7/mtcmptest to compare MT and graphite responses |
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Thanks Dieter, looks good. |
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This PR adds aggregateWithWildcards and sumSeriesWithWildcards, multiplySeriesWithWildcards, and averageSeriesWithWildcards
I have tested it locally against sumSeries, averageSeries, and multiplySeries and it appears to be working properly.