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* thrust of the fix to allow for the json values to be out of order The existing problem is that toMap doesn't turn some values into json primitive values, for example segmentMetadata just has DateTime objects for it's time in the EventMap, but Alert event converts those into strings when calling toMap. This creates an issue because when we check the emitted events the mapper deserializing the string value for dateTime leaves it as a string in the EventMap. So the question is do we alter the events toMap() to return string/map version of objects or to make the expected events do a round trip of eventMap -> string -> eventMap to turn everything into json primitives * fix issue by making toMap events convert Objects into strings, or maps * fix linting errors * use method of using mapper to round trip expected data to make it have same type as those of the events emitted * remove unnecessary comment |
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| aliyun-oss-extensions | ||
| ambari-metrics-emitter | ||
| cassandra-storage | ||
| cloudfiles-extensions | ||
| compressed-bigdecimal | ||
| ddsketch | ||
| distinctcount | ||
| dropwizard-emitter | ||
| druid-deltalake-extensions | ||
| druid-iceberg-extensions | ||
| gce-extensions | ||
| graphite-emitter | ||
| influx-extensions | ||
| influxdb-emitter | ||
| kafka-emitter | ||
| kubernetes-overlord-extensions | ||
| materialized-view-maintenance | ||
| materialized-view-selection | ||
| momentsketch | ||
| moving-average-query | ||
| opentelemetry-emitter | ||
| opentsdb-emitter | ||
| prometheus-emitter | ||
| redis-cache | ||
| spectator-histogram | ||
| sqlserver-metadata-storage | ||
| statsd-emitter | ||
| tdigestsketch | ||
| thrift-extensions | ||
| time-min-max | ||
| virtual-columns | ||
| README.md | ||
README.md
Community Extensions
Please contribute all community extensions in this directory and include a doc of how your extension can be used under docs/development/extensions-contrib/.
Please note that community extensions are maintained by their original contributors and are not packaged with the core Druid distribution. If you'd like to take on maintenance for a community extension, please post on dev@druid.apache.org to let us know!