| Index: docs/histogram-set-json-format.md
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| @@ -61,8 +61,7 @@ dictionary represents either a Histogram or a Diagnostic.
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| ### Required fields
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| * `name`: any string
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| - * `guid`: string UUID, allows Histograms to reference other Histograms via
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| - RelatedHistogram Diagnostics
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| + * `guid`: string UUID
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| * `unit`: underscore-separated string of 1 or 2 parts:
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| * The required unit base name must be one of
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| * ms
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| @@ -125,8 +124,7 @@ The only field that is required for all Diagnostics, `type`, must be one of
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| * `DateRange`
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| * `GenericSet`
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| * `RelatedEventSet`
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| - * `RelatedHistogramBreakdown`
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| - * `RelatedHistogramMap`
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| + * `RelatedNameMap`
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| * `Scalar`
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| If a Diagnostic is in the root array of the JSON, then it is shared, so it may be
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| @@ -167,22 +165,12 @@ specific event or set of events in a trace.
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| * `events`: array of dictionaries containing `stableId`, `title`, `start`,
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| `duration` fields of Events
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| -### RelatedHistogramMap
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| -This allows metrics to annotate which Histograms are related to other
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| -Histograms, and annotate the nature of the relationship with a custom string
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| -name.
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| +### RelatedNameMap
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| - * `values`: dictionary mapping from custom string name to the related
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| - Histogram's string guid
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| +This is a Map from short descriptive names to full Histogram names.
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| -### RelatedHistogramBreakdown
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| -This allows metrics to explain the magnitudes of the samples in a Histogram
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| -collectively as composed of various categories.
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| -
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| - * `values`: dictionary mapping from custom string name to the related
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| - Histogram's string guid
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| + * `names`: a dictionary mapping strings to strings containing Histogram names.
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| ### Scalar
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