fix: fix isFallbackEnabled when using scaling modifiers #6521
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Currently, the behavior when using
ScalingModifiers
is that if any of the triggers has a metric type ofAverageValue
then fallback is enabled. Intuitively, this is not accurate. When usingScalingModifiers
, we should only care about itsmetricType
, no matter whatmetricSpec
is passed to the current call ofisFallbackEnabled
.Also, this helps with the fact that currently,
doFallback
assumes that the metric type when usingScalingModifiers
isAverageValue
without any kind of checking, which under the current implementation, is not guaranteed to be the case.Checklist