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Expose race-id as command line parameter #778
Expose race-id as command line parameter #778
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With this commit we expose the race id as command line parameter. As the internal name "trial id" and the related name "trial timestamp" are inconsistent with this terminology we rename them to "race id" and "race timestamp" respectively and add a backwards-compatibility layer that will be removed again in elastic#777.
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Just to confirm, are we keeping trial-id and trial-timestamp sections above for backwards compatibility?
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Correct. This will be removed with #777.
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LGTM! Thank you!
Thanks for the review! |
With this commit we expose the race id as command line parameter. As the internal name "trial id" and the related name "trial timestamp" are inconsistent with this terminology we rename them to "race id" and "race timestamp" respectively and add a backwards-compatibility layer that will be removed again in elastic#777. Relates elastic#778
With this commit we expose the race id as command line parameter. As the
internal name "trial id" and the related name "trial timestamp" are
inconsistent with this terminology we rename them to "race id" and "race
timestamp" respectively and add a backwards-compatibility layer that
will be removed again in #777.