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movingAverage / movingMedian parameter type #1207
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The movingAverage and movingMedian functions in Graphite can both take either an int argument to define the window size in samples or a string argument to define the window size as a time period (e.g. '10m'). For some reason Grafana only supports the latter for movingMedian and the former for movingAverage.
It is possible to enter a time period for movingAverage by manually putting it in quotes (e.g. movingAverage('10m')) but the editor will remove the quotes at some point so it becomes movingAverage(10m), breaking the syntax. On the other hand, it is impossible to enter a window size in samples for movingMedian as the editor forces the quotes there (e.g. movingMedian('10')), which again breaks the syntax.
Not sure what's the best way to fix this. I would vote for making both functions behave the same way as movingMedian currently does (ie. take a string parameter) as it makes more sense to me to define the window size as a time period, but I suppose some people may disagree. Is there a way to add support for both formats?
Test cases (all four should work according to http://graphite.readthedocs.org/en/latest/functions.html#graphite.render.functions.movingAverage):
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