I created a Custom Command to generate Events from a REST-API.
[cmdb]
filename = cmdb.py
generating = true
chunked = true
supports_multivalues = true
Command runs. The problem is that there are different field sets per Host, where I'm looping through.
But I only get the fields where all the hosts have an entry.
Example:
Host | Field a | Field b |
foo | Value | Value |
foobar | Value | |
bar | Value | Value |
fbar | Value |
Field b will not show up in the Splunk Results List.
Code sample. I add the patch report only to those hosts, which have on.
if len(sorted_patch_report) > 0:
sorted_patch_report = (sorted_patch_report[0])
sorted_patch_report_renamed = {"Patching_" + str(key): val for key, val in sorted_patch_report.items()}
i.update(sorted_patch_report_renamed)
#self.logger.fatal(i)
yield dict(i)
else:
#except IndexError:
#sorted_patch_report = 'null'
self.logger.info("No patch report for "+i['fullQualifiedDomainName'])
#self.logger.fatal(i)
yield dict(i)
If I print the dict to logger I see all the fields.
Any Idea?
Thanks for reporting this, we believe the issue has been addressed in version 1.6.18 of the Python SDK. After some discussion with the community on how to release the fix the consensus was to allow developers to opt-in to the fix (see https://github.com/splunk/splunk-sdk-python/issues/401).
Here's more details on how to opt-in to the fix by calling
self.add_field
within the search command: https://github.com/splunk/splunk-sdk-python#customization