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If an index has a time field which has the field mapping type date_nanos, it cannot be selected within the "Visual Editor" when creating an alert monitor. You can workaround that by using the "Extraction query editor" instead or by directly creating the monitor via the OpenSearch API.
The same problem exists for creating an anomaly detector, possibly somewhere else?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create one index containing a field with normal date type and another index containing a field with date_nanos type.
Describe the bug
If an index has a time field which has the field mapping type
date_nanos
, it cannot be selected within the "Visual Editor" when creating an alert monitor. You can workaround that by using the "Extraction query editor" instead or by directly creating the monitor via the OpenSearch API.The same problem exists for creating an anomaly detector, possibly somewhere else?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create one index containing a field with normal
date
type and another index containing a field withdate_nanos
type.Go to Alerting > Monitors > Create Monitor
Select "Per query monitor" and use the "Visual Editor"
Select the
my-date
index in the "Data source" sectionSelect the
my-time
time field.Now, instead of the
my-date
index select themy-date-nanos
index=>
my-time
time field cannot be selected.Expected behavior
Expect to input the date_nanos time field via the UI / Visual editor.
OpenSearch Version
2.12.0, 1.3.14.
Dashboards Version
2.12.0, 1.3.14.
Plugins
opensearch-alerting, opensearch-anomaly-detection, ...
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