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estreamer dashboard XML validation errors

brewster88
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Morning All,

Popped onto the estreamer dashboard this morning in our Splunk Cloud environment (7.0.3.8) and noticed none of the metrics/statistics were populating.

Checking into the dashboard code itself and can see validation warnings specifically in relation to 'legacy notation' or 'unknown option name' - I was under the impression that a Splunk app updated automatically within the Splunk environment? is there a way to update the notations/options so Splunk can then populate the dashboard?

For example this is some of the troublesome XML below

  <searchString>`SfeS-client-check-logs` | eval state=case(status_id=-1,"Error", status_id=0,"Disabled", status_id=1,"Running", status_id=2,"Running", status_id=3,"Stopping", status_id=4,"Restarting") | table state</searchString>
  <earliestTime>-90s</earliestTime>
  <latestTime>now</latestTime>

Found this from some previous XML Legacy notation answers on here however I cant quite get the fiddling around on the XML work
......


....your_search

...what you put here only affects the research that is in the query tag.
</search

Im still unsure exactly how to populate here even with the above explanation as still getting legacy notations or unexpected close arguments!

Kind Regards,

Thomas Brewster

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