added decimal point truncate to postmaster start time query#865
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added decimal point truncate to postmaster start time query#865tschuyebuhl wants to merge 1 commit intoprometheus-community:masterfrom
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Right. We can close this one. I just double checked now and, of course, you are right: |
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the current query results in this error spam:
ts=2023-07-07T15:35:20.847Z caller=collector.go:190 level=error msg="collector failed" name=postmaster duration_seconds=0.016613707 err="sql: Scan error on column index 0, name \"pg_postmaster_start_time\": converting driver.Value type time.Time (\"2022-11-08 21:39:23.007028 +0100 CET\") to a float64: invalid syntax"we probably dont need to use float64 with this change, but i didn't want to make a bigger mess for now
issue ref: #850