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The flowchart diagram in the "Discovery of Prometheus Custom Resources" section of the Target Allocator's README is showing an error for the labels that should be under the edges between nodes.
See image below for how it is currently rendered on Github.
ta ~~~|"2. Add job to TA scrape configuration"| ta
oc3 ~~~|"3. Add job to OTel Collector scrape configuration"| oc3
This seems to render fine in the Markdown Preview window of my IDE (Jetbrains). I've attached an image of what it looks like locally in my IDE below.
Removing the numbers seems to get it to render without the error, but even then, the edge labels aren't directly beneath the edges it's meant to label.
If we make the link visible, we can see why it is off to the side.
sm ---|"Discover Prometheus Operator CRs"| sm
ta ---|"Add job to TA scrape configuration"| ta
oc3 ---|"Add job to OTel Collector scrape configuration"| oc3
See diagram below for visible link.
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Collector version
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Log output
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Component(s)
target allocator
What happened?
The flowchart diagram in the "Discovery of Prometheus Custom Resources" section of the Target Allocator's README is showing an error for the labels that should be under the edges between nodes.
See image below for how it is currently rendered on Github.
The problematic text is on
opentelemetry-operator/cmd/otel-allocator/README.md
Lines 77 to 79 in a36367b
This seems to render fine in the Markdown Preview window of my IDE (Jetbrains). I've attached an image of what it looks like locally in my IDE below.
Removing the numbers seems to get it to render without the error, but even then, the edge labels aren't directly beneath the edges it's meant to label.
The edge type is an invisible link with text.
If we make the link visible, we can see why it is off to the side.
See diagram below for visible link.
Kubernetes Version
n/a
Operator version
n/a
Collector version
n/a
Environment information
No response
Log output
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: