cmd/ocprometheus: Allow decoding enumerated values #65
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Any news on this getting pulled? This would be a great feature add IMHO. |
Some string values represent an enumerated value that can be easily converted to a numeric value (such as interface speeds into the number of bits per second). Introduce a configuration option `decodeenum` that allows specifying such a mapping. Additionally, update the ocprometheus README to reflect this change.
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Some string values represent an enumerated value that can be easily
converted to a numeric value (such as interface speeds into the number
of bits per second). Introduce a configuration option
decodeenumthatallows specifying such a mapping. Additionally, update the ocprometheus
README to reflect this change.