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feat(linux): Release linux metrics package as GA #15658
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- Bump the package version to 1.0.0. - Remove the 'experimental' release status from all data streams. - Update the 'Running Services' visualization to use 'system.service.name'.
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- version: "1.0.0" | ||
changes: | ||
- description: Release package as GA | ||
type: bugfix | ||
link: https://github.com/elastic/integrations/pull/1234 |
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Ideally the bug fix and the release would be different PRs, it's extremely unlikely, but if we ever need to roll back the bug fix, that should not affect the release status.
Conceptually I also don't like to have the release changelog entry as type bugfix. The act of making it GA is not a bug fix.
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Let's split this in two PRs.
One that will go first with the bug fix and the second one making this GA.
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I pulled the change out to #15688
## Proposed commit message Fixes the sourceField for the service name in the Linux system dashboard. The Running Services (3) before, used `service.type` which, on my system, takes the values of `system`, `linux`, and `http`. I would expect that I see the total amount of services instead, like the ones that are listed on the graphs below. ## Related issues - Related #15658 - Related elastic/ingest-dev#6162 ## Screenshots <img width="2293" height="1257" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7ae5ddec-2b13-4730-9894-53063d3db1d2" />
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