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If the user-specified unit (which is a free-form std::string) is not found in unit_mapper, it will fallback to using the AWS C++ SDK's GetStandardUnitForName() function to find the corresponding relevant StandardUnit. GetStandardUnitForName() may return StandardUnit::NOT_SET.
Is this the best behavior? Why have a unit_mapper if the AWS C++ SDK already provides a GetStandardUnitForName() function?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As one can see here
cloudwatch-common/cloudwatch_metrics_common/include/cloudwatch_metrics_common/utils/metric_object.h
Line 149 in 2d8f586
If the user-specified
unit
(which is a free-formstd::string
) is not found inunit_mapper
, it will fallback to using the AWS C++ SDK'sGetStandardUnitForName()
function to find the corresponding relevantStandardUnit
.GetStandardUnitForName()
may returnStandardUnit::NOT_SET
.Is this the best behavior? Why have a
unit_mapper
if the AWS C++ SDK already provides aGetStandardUnitForName()
function?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: