want both src. and source, dst. and destination metrics - #1
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I just tested it from your github repo and it worked as expected, I have both sources and destinations listed. I got some interesting error messages, but the resulting binary works just fine: |
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OK. I get a similar error message when I try to build from original sources combined with a patch from this pull request: But the resulting binary works fine, and as "github.com/cespare/xxhash/v2" is referenced in a file not touched by this PR, I suspect that it's a separate problem. |
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works fine, except I needed to upgrade |
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I can't find it documented, but it looks like 'src.' and 'dst.' are just for internal sources and destinations.
Manually specified ones show up as 'source' and 'destination' in the stats - updating this exporter to gather those as well. Slightly hacky in that I'm sticking with just checking the first 4 characters, so 'sour' and 'dest'.