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This code produces not 2 but 3 time series, the extra one having 2 points at the left edge of the chart. It goes away if you do -from :2 days ago:+:1 hour: -to :now: instead of -last :2 days:. The problem is likely with the time overlay in the timechart rather than with the stochastic source that gives us the data.
The code is docs/examples/charts/timechart_time_overlay_1.juttle and docs/examples/charts/timechart_time_overlay_2.juttle that are used in the docs article http://juttle.github.io/juttle-viz/charts/timechart/
I used that +:1h: workaround to generate screenshots so the docs page looks ok. However if users run the examples, they'll get the weird extra series.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This code produces not 2 but 3 time series, the extra one having 2 points at the left edge of the chart. It goes away if you do -from :2 days ago:+:1 hour: -to :now: instead of -last :2 days:. The problem is likely with the time overlay in the timechart rather than with the stochastic source that gives us the data.
The code is docs/examples/charts/timechart_time_overlay_1.juttle and docs/examples/charts/timechart_time_overlay_2.juttle that are used in the docs article http://juttle.github.io/juttle-viz/charts/timechart/
I used that +:1h: workaround to generate screenshots so the docs page looks ok. However if users run the examples, they'll get the weird extra series.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: