Bug
The GrokParser processor type is defined in LogPipelineProcessorType with full configuration interface (GrokParserConfig), and users can create GrokParser processors via UI or API. But the applyProcessor() switch in LogPipelineService.ts does NOT handle LogPipelineProcessorType.GrokParser — it falls through to default: return logRow;.
Where
App/FeatureSet/Telemetry/Services/LogPipelineService.ts line 183:
switch (processor.processorType) {
case LogPipelineProcessorType.AttributeRemapper: ...
case LogPipelineProcessorType.SeverityRemapper: ...
case LogPipelineProcessorType.CategoryProcessor: ...
default:
return logRow; // <- GrokParser falls here, does nothing
}
Impact
- No grok library imported (no
@silius/grok, no oniguruma)
- No
applyGrokParser() method
- Users can create GrokParser processors that silently do nothing
- UI allows creating them without warning that they're non-functional
Expected
Either:
- Implement GrokParser with a grok library, OR
- Hide GrokParser from the UI until implemented, OR
- Show a warning when creating GrokParser processors
Environment
OneUptime v10.8.2 Community Edition.
Bug
The
GrokParserprocessor type is defined inLogPipelineProcessorTypewith full configuration interface (GrokParserConfig), and users can create GrokParser processors via UI or API. But theapplyProcessor()switch inLogPipelineService.tsdoes NOT handleLogPipelineProcessorType.GrokParser— it falls through todefault: return logRow;.Where
App/FeatureSet/Telemetry/Services/LogPipelineService.tsline 183:Impact
@silius/grok, nooniguruma)applyGrokParser()methodExpected
Either:
Environment
OneUptime v10.8.2 Community Edition.