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Stop repeating the timestamp and level in runtime log lines - #973
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- Line 183: Update the OpenSearch sort definition so it orders hits by one
effective timestamp: use time when present and @timestamp otherwise, matching
the timestamp returned to the console and preserving chronological ordering
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The Runtime Logs page shows each row's timestamp and level, then the log line, which also started with time=... level=.... Drop those two from the LogEntry string, since they are already returned as their own columns. For BI logs, the ingest timestamp is the time Fluent Bit picked up the line, not when it was logged. Return the log's own time as TimeGenerated, and sort and filter on it too so the console's paging cursor stays consistent. Documents without a time field fall back to the ingest timestamp.
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Purpose
Fixes wso2/product-integrator#456
Each row on the Runtime Logs page shows the timestamp and level, then the log line, which starts with
time=… level=…again. For BI logs, the row timestamp is also the time Fluent Bit ingested the line, not the time it was logged.Approach
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opensearch_adapter_service.bal:constructLogEntryno longer putstime=andlevel=inLogEntry. They are already returned asTimeGeneratedandLogLevel. Copy and download in the console already prefix both, so they stop repeating them too.TimeGeneratedis now the log's owntime, falling back to@timestamp. The BI Fluent Bit parser doesn't usetimeas its time key, so@timestampis the ingest time for BI logs.time(falling back to@timestampfor documents without it). The console pages by passing the last row's timestamp back asendTime, so the sort, the filter and the returned timestamp need to use the same field.Tests
Tested locally with the OpenSearch observability stack, a BI runtime and an MI 4.7.0 runtime:
time=… level=…, for both BI and MI.