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[MAIN-2678] Fixing missing slack sink workload #1705
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nice work
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ def handle_notification_grouping(self, finding: Finding, platform_enabled: bool) | |||
investigate_uri = self.get_timeline_uri(self.account_id, self.cluster_name) | |||
finding_data = finding.attribute_map | |||
# The top level entity name (the owner of the pod etc) | |||
finding_data["workload"] = finding.service.name if finding.service else None | |||
finding_data["workload"] = finding.service.name if finding.service else finding.backup_workload_name |
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why are we doing it only for Slack?
it's probably useful on other places as well
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i saw that workload
only exists for slack, we can do this for the robusta sink if you think too
if the workload does not exist, like the pod or deployment is deleted it falls back to using the prometheus labels for sinc matching