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Submitting plugin for signing throws an error: Organization Slug victorialogs used in this submission does not match the organization you are using. Our plugin ID is defined here and has value victorialogs-datasource.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find in Grafana docs info about naming convention for plugin ID. Except an old forum question here. According to it, the plugin ID should have the following form:
In our case, <grafana_cloud_username> is victoriametrics, <plugin_type> is datasource. So the convenient ID would be the following:
victoriametrics-victorialogs-datasource
Or to simplify it:
victoriametrics-logs-datasource
Changing plugin ID is a breaking change. Once changed, users will have to update their Grafana settings for unsigned plugin ID and re-install the plugin. The change and mitigation procedure should be outlined in update notes. Hopefully, once #127 is done those manipulations won't be needed anymore.
Alternative approach
Alternative approach would be to create a new Grafana org under victorialogs name. That would work as well, but this may result into further confusion for users as they would have to be aware of two orgs: victoriametrics and victorialogs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Submitting plugin for signing throws an error:
Organization Slug victorialogs used in this submission does not match the organization you are using
. Our plugin ID is defined here and has valuevictorialogs-datasource
.Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find in Grafana docs info about naming convention for plugin ID. Except an old forum question here. According to it, the plugin ID should have the following form:
In our case, <grafana_cloud_username> is victoriametrics, <plugin_type> is
datasource
. So the convenient ID would be the following:Or to simplify it:
Changing plugin ID is a breaking change. Once changed, users will have to update their Grafana settings for unsigned plugin ID and re-install the plugin. The change and mitigation procedure should be outlined in update notes. Hopefully, once #127 is done those manipulations won't be needed anymore.
Alternative approach
Alternative approach would be to create a new Grafana org under
victorialogs
name. That would work as well, but this may result into further confusion for users as they would have to be aware of two orgs:victoriametrics
andvictorialogs
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: