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- Introduced the `break` processor to halt execution of remaining processors in the pipeline, with detailed configuration options and examples. - Added the `network_split` processor to separate host and port from a combined address string, including various usage scenarios and configuration details. - Updated topics.json to include new processor entries for `break` and `network_split`.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds documentation for five new processors (Break, Matches, Network Split, Suppress, and TSV), enhances the Contains processor documentation with new configuration fields, and updates processor count references from 169+ to 174+ across multiple files. Navigation and topic mapping entries are added to reflect the new documentation. Changes
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docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/tsv.mdx (1)
53-53: Clarify the CSV fallback sentence for readability.Line 53 is a bit redundant and can be simplified to make the fallback guidance easier to scan.
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-The processor reads a single line of TSV data and maps each tab-delimited column to the corresponding target field. The tab separator is hardcoded and cannot be configured — use the `csv` processor with `separator: "\t"` equivalent or the `csv` processor's `separator` field for other delimiters. +The processor reads a single line of TSV data and maps each tab-delimited column to the corresponding target field. The tab separator is fixed and cannot be configured. For equivalent behavior, use the `csv` processor with `separator: "\t"`; for other delimiters, configure the `csv` processor accordingly.As per coding guidelines, Ensure consistency in terminology and formatting across all documentation files.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/tsv.mdx` at line 53, Simplify the redundant fallback sentence: replace the current line explaining the hardcoded tab separator with a single, clear sentence such as "Use the csv processor with separator: \"\\t\" to parse TSV data, or set the csv processor's separator field to parse other delimiters." Ensure terminology matches existing docs (use "csv processor" and "separator") and maintain the same formatting style as surrounding documentation.docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/contains.mdx (1)
166-187: Consider standardizing outcome wording in the example.“returns no match” is slightly less explicit than other outcome phrasing (e.g., “returns success”); using a canonical result term (such as “returns failure”) would improve consistency.
As per coding guidelines “Ensure consistency in terminology and formatting across all documentation files.”
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/contains.mdx` around lines 166 - 187, In the "Case Sensitive" ExampleGrid replace the outcome wording in the final CommentCol from "returns no match" to the canonical term used elsewhere (e.g., "returns failure") so terminology is consistent; update the CommentCol text that explains the result of the case_sensitive example to read "returns failure because \"WARNING\" does not equal \"warning\" in case-sensitive mode" (or similar canonical phrasing) within the same ExampleGrid block.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/contains.mdx`:
- Around line 166-187: In the "Case Sensitive" ExampleGrid replace the outcome
wording in the final CommentCol from "returns no match" to the canonical term
used elsewhere (e.g., "returns failure") so terminology is consistent; update
the CommentCol text that explains the result of the case_sensitive example to
read "returns failure because \"WARNING\" does not equal \"warning\" in
case-sensitive mode" (or similar canonical phrasing) within the same ExampleGrid
block.
In `@docs/configuration/pipelines/processors/tsv.mdx`:
- Line 53: Simplify the redundant fallback sentence: replace the current line
explaining the hardcoded tab separator with a single, clear sentence such as
"Use the csv processor with separator: \"\\t\" to parse TSV data, or set the csv
processor's separator field to parse other delimiters." Ensure terminology
matches existing docs (use "csv processor" and "separator") and maintain the
same formatting style as surrounding documentation.
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breakprocessor to halt execution of remaining processors in the pipeline, with detailed configuration options and examples.network_splitprocessor to separate host and port from a combined address string, including various usage scenarios and configuration details.breakandnetwork_split.Summary by CodeRabbit
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