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[exporter/clickhouse] Enhacement - TTL Fine-grained configuration control #29095
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ClickHouseExporter TTL -> Fine-grained configuration control
[exporter/clickhouse] Enhacement - TTL Fine-grained configuration control
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LGTM. Just one comment
Also, PTAL at the linter failures |
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LGTM, thanks for the contribution!
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…trol (open-telemetry#29095) **Description:** Added support for more control over TTL configuration. Currently, it supports timelines only in days, and now also in hours, minutes and seconds. **Link to tracking Issue:** [28675](open-telemetry#28675)
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Fixing regression error in #29095 The name of the `timeField` in `generateTTLExpr` was ignored and defaulted to `Timestamp`. The problem is that different tables have different names for this field. Now it is specified at each table creation. --------- Co-authored-by: Alex Boten <aboten@lightstep.com>
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Description:
Added support for more control over TTL configuration. Currently, it supports timelines only in days, and now also in hours, minutes and seconds.
Link to tracking Issue: 28675
Testing: Minimal test updates, only property name and type changes.
Documentation: Updated Readme accordingly.