I am defining “state = {“critical”:,“metrics”:}” in [[aggregators.starlark]], but when printing state it is giving me output as “{}”. If any one give any pointers on this.

This is what I would use, note the use of deepcopy. [[aggregators.starlark]] source = ''' load("logging.star", "log") state = {"m1": [], "m2": []} def add(metric): if metric.name == "m1": state["m1"].append(deepcopy(metric)) elif metric.name == "m2": state["m2"].append(…

How does state = {} work in telegraf aggregator

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jpowers November 28, 2023, 2:53pm 4

@snehal520 what are you trying to achieve?

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How does state = {} work in telegraf aggregator

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