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rollup func problems (such as avg_over_time) #636
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…rval between raw points for `avg_over_time` This makes `avg_over_time` behavior consistent with `sum_over_time` and `count_over_time` behaviors. Updates #636
…rval between raw points for `avg_over_time` This makes `avg_over_time` behavior consistent with `sum_over_time` and `count_over_time` behaviors. Updates #636
@davidsome , thanks for the bug report! The bug should be fixed in the following commits: Could you build VictoriaMetrics from the commit b1f6843 according to these docs and verify whether |
The bugfix has been included in v1.39.0. Closing the issue as fixed. @davidsome , feel free re-opening the issue if |
@valyala the newest version I found sum_over_time behaves strange, when use sum_over_time, null values becomes zero. avg_over_time is ok .is this a bug? |
@davidsome , I cannot reproduce this issue on the latest release of VictoriaMetrics (v1.57.1) - both Try exporting raw samples for these time series on the selected time range via /api/v1/export and inspecting their contents - probably they contain some unusual values there. |
Describe the bug
when i use sum(sum_over_time(credis.exceptions.count_sum)),everything is ok。
when i use avg(avg_over_time(credis.exceptions.count_sum)),I found something strange.
I found the raw data matches sum_over_time, why avg_over_time add so many none-exists datapoints ?
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