This release adds the ability to extract hour, minute, and day components from timestamps.
Download the release on GitHub.
Features
Section titled “Features”Add hour, minute, and second time component extraction
Section titled “Add hour, minute, and second time component extraction”The hour, minute, and second functions extract the respective components
of a time value, and compliment the existing year, month, and day
functions. The second function includes subsecond precision.
By @dominiklohmann in #5190.
Add prototype for static platform config
Section titled “Add prototype for static platform config”Users of the Sovereign Edition of Tenzir can now use workspace tokens to connect their Tenzir Nodes to the Tenzir Platform.
Changes
Section titled “Changes”Remove deprecated as_secs() function
Section titled “Remove deprecated as_secs() function”We removed the deprecated <duration>.as_secs() function which has been
superseded by <duration>.count_seconds() quite some time ago. The
count_seconds() function provides the same functionality with a more
consistent naming convention that aligns with other duration-related functions
like count_minutes(), count_hours(), etc.
By @dominiklohmann in #5190.
Bug Fixes
Section titled “Bug Fixes”Fix a hang in if for stalled inputs
Section titled “Fix a hang in if for stalled inputs”We fixed a regression in the if statement that caused it to indefinitely
withhold the last batch of events when its input stalled.
By @dominiklohmann in #5196.
Handle assert gracefully in write_syslog
Section titled “Handle assert gracefully in write_syslog”We now gracefully handle a panic in write_syslog, when structured_data does
not have the expected shape.