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[Uptime] should log queries when inspect queries is turned on #112655
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Pinging @elastic/uptime (Team:uptime) |
Is Uptime the only frontend that uses Is the idea here, to change Uptime to ignore this setting (i.e. remove it), and just be triggered from the Observability setting in your screenshot, or to read from both (in which case, either could switch debug on)? |
Love standardizing this, I didn't realize we were different and burned quite a bit of time on this. Thanks for finding this @shahzad31 ! |
Will this also implement the |
Updated the ACs as clarified in refinement |
@shahzad31 I am seeing the inspect panel working as expected from Uptime, but the queries are not logged in Kibana logs. For User Experience, both the inspect panel appears and logs are available in Uptime. What is the expected behavior here? |
@dominiqueclarke this is a regression, i have made a quick fix for the PR #117124 |
Kibana version:
master
When users turns on the inspect queries in observability section of kibana advanced settings,
uptime should logs queries in kibana logs
currenty uptime uses flag from session storage to get those query logs
ACs:
sessionStorage.set('uptime_debug', true);
configuration optionsessionStorage.set('uptime_debug', true);
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