fix: set uids statically for programmatic dashboard deployment #458
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WalkthroughThe pull request modifies the Grafana dashboard configuration for subgraph-radio by directly hardcoding datasource identifiers instead of using variable references. The changes involve removing input definitions for two datasources ("DS_SUBGRAPH_RADIO DATASOURCE" and "DS_PROMETHEUS") and replacing their variable-based uid references with specific unique identifiers in the dashboard panels. Changes
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charts/subgraph-radio/dashboards/subgraph-radio.json (1)
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547-548: Missed variable reference.There are still some panels using the variable reference "${DS_SUBGRAPH_RADIO DATASOURCE}" that should be updated to use the static uid "ce0d87aedk5xce" for consistency.
Apply this diff to fix the remaining variable references:
"datasource": { "type": "yesoreyeram-infinity-datasource", - "uid": "${DS_SUBGRAPH_RADIO DATASOURCE}" + "uid": "ce0d87aedk5xce" },Also applies to: 609-610
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charts/subgraph-radio/dashboards/subgraph-radio.json (1)
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1-958: Consider adding documentation for datasource uids.Since the dashboard now uses hardcoded datasource uids, it would be helpful to add documentation about the required datasource configurations, either in the dashboard JSON description or in a separate README file.
Add a comment at the top of the file explaining the required datasource configurations:
{ + "__comment": "This dashboard requires the following datasources to be configured:", + "__comment_prometheus": "Prometheus datasource with uid: prometheus", + "__comment_infinity": "Infinity datasource with uid: ce0d87aedk5xce", "__elements": {},
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charts/subgraph-radio/dashboards/subgraph-radio.json (2)
195-195: Verify the Prometheus datasource uid exists.The hardcoded uid "prometheus" for the Prometheus datasource should be verified to ensure it exists and is accessible in the target Grafana instance.
Also applies to: 306-306, 319-319, 335-335, 385-385, 400-400, 414-414, 430-430, 510-510, 521-521, 533-533, 674-674, 761-761, 778-778, 858-858
✅ Verification successful
The "prometheus" datasource uid is consistently used across multiple dashboards
The widespread and consistent usage of this uid across different charts, along with matching Prometheus datasource type configurations, indicates this is an intentional standardized configuration rather than a potential issue.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the Prometheus datasource uid exists in any datasource configuration files # Note: This assumes datasource configurations are stored in version control # Search for the Prometheus datasource uid in json files rg -l --type json '"uid":\s*"prometheus"' # Search for Prometheus datasource configurations rg -l --type json '"type":\s*"prometheus"'Length of output: 714
79-79: Verify the Infinity datasource uid exists.The hardcoded uid "ce0d87aedk5xce" for the Infinity datasource should be verified to ensure it exists and is accessible in the target Grafana instance.
Also applies to: 127-127
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