Read "measurement" value from config file #8
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Overwrite preset influx measurement name with the one from the config file. This restores expected behavior.
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Typo with the %%s? Has this change been tested? |
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Yes I use it in my system. I have a custom measurement name "vzlogger" instead of the default "data". %%s is no typo. % is the escape character for % in sfprintf |
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Why does the % need escaping here? All you want to do is replace %s by the actual uuid which is what sprintf does? |
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I am creating the query where I substitute the measurement name. The uuid is substituted in a second step, which I left unchanged. I want to replace 'data' with the name specified in the config file as you probably intended in the first place. |
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Overwrite preset influx measurement name with the one from the config file.
This restores expected behavior.