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fix(aggregated-metrics): correctly create logfmt string #14124

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What this PR does / why we need it:

The aggregated metrics added in #13731 currently create the entry to be logged in logfmt format. This PR correctly adds quotes to strings being added, and adds a util function to humanize bytes without whitespaces. Basically it moves the implementation from metrics.go to metrics_helper.go.

Aggregated metrics entries currently look like:

ts=1726132612901000000 bytes=107 B count=1 service_name=service-name

Especially notice the 107 B which breaks the "correct" logfmt format.

With this PR the entry will look like:

ts=1726132612901000000 bytes=107B count=1 service_name="service-name"

Comment on lines -246 to -249
func humanizeBytes(val uint64) string {
return strings.Replace(humanize.Bytes(val), " ", "", 1)
}

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Basically just moved this to utils.HumanizeBytes

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thank you!

@trevorwhitney trevorwhitney merged commit 63e84b4 into main Sep 12, 2024
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@trevorwhitney trevorwhitney deleted the svennergr/fix-bytes-in-aggregation branch September 12, 2024 15:28
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