* Initial commit
* Properly handle signal history
* Fix #95258 - cardinality sort bug
* Init threshold rule
* Create working threshold rule
* Fix threshold signal generation
* Fix tests
* Update mappings
* ALERT_TYPE_ID => RULE_TYPE_ID
* Add tests
* Fix types
* Adds RAC rule type migration
* Fix threshold tests (remove outputIndex)
* Add threshold rule type to ruleTypeMappings
* Add kbn-securitysolution-rules package for sharing with alerting framework
* Fix type errors
* Fix find_rules tests
* First round of test fixes
* Fix issues from merge conflicts
* Use ruleDataClient getReader() for reading
* Fixes to 'generating_signals' tests
* Remove more refs to legacy schema
* Linting
* Quick type fix
* Bug fixes
* Add saved query rule type
* Linting
* Fix types
* Signal generation tests
* Test updates
* Update some more refs
* build_alert tests
* Cleanup
* Ref updates
* Revert "Ref updates"
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timelines
Timelines is a plugin that provides a grid component with accompanying server side apis to help users identify events of interest and perform root cause analysis within Kibana.
Using timelines in another plugin
- Add
TimelinesPluginUI
to Kibana pluginSetupServices
dependencies:
timelines: TimelinesPluginUI;
- Once
timelines
is added as a required plugin in the consuming plugin's kibana.json, timeline functionality will be available as any other kibana plugin, ie PluginSetupDependencies.timelines.getTimeline()