Card #3615 · Grafana
Incorrect or missing interval variable calculation in queries
Users are experiencing issues where interval variables like __interval and __interval_ms do not reflect the expected time range or Min Step settings. This leads to incorrect data plotting, unexpected interpolation, or variables sticking to default values regardless of the selected time range.
Pain score
0.18/ 1.00 · weighted product of four components
Reach0.89distinct authors (log-normalized)
Recency1.00freshness decay, half-life months
Engagement0.56upvotes + comments, normalized
Monetization0.25willingness-to-pay cues in evidence
§ Evidence — 5 verified quotes
auto-complete shows __interval but not __interval_ms
The __interval_ms should then return 60000, that is 60s, and not 200ms which is the value you see if you delete the Min Step size
I expect that the $__interval should be 1d or 24h, however it seems that it get the value of 30m
when the selected time range is less than 1 day, $count_interval gets the right value, but when it is more than 1 day, $count_interval just stick to 1d
Is there a way I can show just the actual points that exist in Prometheus and not interpolated points?
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