Differentiate each metric by kind #96
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On the metrics page, unless you look at the axis labels and units, it is not obvious what type of metric you're looking at. This manifests when looking at metrics for the same event. The same title will be duplicated each time without displaying the metric. This PR is mostly to get a conversation started. I'm not sure of the best way to display this information. For now I displayed is as a function acting on the data. Separately, it also may be nice to display the `event_name` rather than `name`, and highlight the measurement differently.
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Theoretically each type would have a different graph. So I would prefer the distinction to be visual somehow, then adding the info as proposed, as that may clutter the UI more. In the worst case, we add those as legends to be axis and curves, rather that directly to the title. |
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To clarify, for the counter, we should fix the Y unit. For |
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@josevalim great, i'll make those changes ;) |
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@davydog187 sweet. Also please see #49. We could go with a different short, but i also think we can just use |
On the metrics page, unless you look at the axis labels and units, it is not obvious what type of metric you're looking at. This manifests when looking at metrics for the same event. The same title will be duplicated each time without displaying the metric.
This PR is mostly to get a conversation started. I'm not sure of the best way to display this information. For now I displayed is as a function acting on the event.
Separately, it also may be nice to display the
event_namerather thanname, and highlight the measurement separately.