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DOC-5472 time series doc examples #3443
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Hello @andy-stark-redis , I will review this till end of week. Thank you. |
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@andy-stark-redis I left some styling suggestions on the first occurrences of the patterns that I observed. Feel free to address them for the rest of the examples. Mainly - remove empty lines before checking the error and if the method arguments are on multiple lines, keep them one per line. Other than that, looks good to me.
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Looks good, thank you!
* DOC-5472 added and fixed tests up to * DOC-5472 added agg bucket examples * DOC-5472 time series doc examples * DOC-5472 removed black lines above error checks, following feedback * DOC-5472 fixed param formatting, following feedback --------- Co-authored-by: Nedyalko Dyakov <[email protected]>
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Go versions of the Python examples in the time series doc page.
Couple of things to note:
math.MaxInt64
instead of-
and+
for minimum/maximum timestamps is OK (eg, line 211), but if there's a better way to specify this then let me know.TSMGet
/TSMRange
examples return maps, so the ordering keys in nondeterministic. I've used code that's a bit more complicated than usual to print out the results in a deterministic way (eg, the example at line 438). If there's a simpler or more idiomatic way to handle this situation then I'll use that instead.