Issue with Timelion

[Alvaro_Garrido]

Is it normal if I am able to see the documents I recently created in Elasticsearch in the Discover tab, but it is not to graph the parameters in Timelion? I can see these fields in Kibana Visualize graphs, though.

System:
I am using the new 6.6.0 version running in KDE Neon (based on Ubuntu 18.04)

[jbudz (Jon Budzenski)]

Hey, it is. Timelion by default will remove partial buckets. For example if we have buckets evenly spaced by 30 minutes, and a remaining bucket that only contains 15 minutes worth of data timelion won't show it.

The trim function in timelion can be used to override this (.trim(0, 0)

[Alvaro_Garrido]

Thank you for your answer. I have just tried it, but I had one error:
Timelion: Error: in cell #1: args[0] must be a seriesList

Is this a signal that I am ingesting the data incorrectly?

[jbudz (Jon Budzenski)]

Hm. Does something like .es(*).trim(start=0, end=0) work? Can you share your current query?

[Alvaro_Garrido]

It works the way you say, but does not show any documents (even if I can see them in Discover and Visualize). Here some screenshots if that can help:

[Alvaro_Garrido]

I finally managed to plot the graphs in Timelion, it was due to Timelion not catching the right timestamp, I had to specify it:

.es(*,timefield=timestamp).trim(0,0)

[Alvaro_Garrido]

Thank you for your assestment!