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+# vNext
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+- More graphite functions
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+- Fix for Text panel, now changes take effect directly (Issue #251)
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# 1.5.2 (2013-03-24)
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### New Features and improvements
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- Support for second optional params for functions like aliasByNode (Issue #167). Read the wiki on the [Function Editor](https://github.com/torkelo/grafana/wiki/Graphite-Function-Editor) for more info.
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- More functions added to InfluxDB query editor (Issue #218)
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- Filters can now be used inside other filters (templated segments) (Issue #128)
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-- More graphite functions added
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+- More graphite functions added
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### Fixes
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- Float arguments now work for functions like scale (Issue #223)
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-- Fix for graphite function editor, the graph & target was not updated after adding a function and leaving default params as is #191
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+- Fix for graphite function editor, the graph & target was not updated after adding a function and leaving default params as is #191
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The zip files now contains a sub folder with project name and version prefix. (Issue #209)
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@@ -17,7 +22,7 @@ The zip files now contains a sub folder with project name and version prefix. (I
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For people who are find Grafana slow for large time spans or high resolution metrics. This is most likely due to graphite returning a large number of datapoints. The maxDataPoints parameter solves this issue. For maxDataPoints to work you need to run the latest graphite-web (some builds of 0.9.12 does not include this feature).
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-Read this for more info:
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+Read this for more info:
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[Performance for large time spans](https://github.com/torkelo/grafana/wiki/Performance-for-large-time-spans)
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# 1.5.0 (2013-03-09)
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Torkel Ödegaard