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Replace 15m with 10m, add 6h, and remove 1d from interval options to create a more even step progression (alternating 2x/3x multipliers). Rebalance MINIMUM and MAXIMUM interval ladders with new thresholds at 12h, 2d, and 4d for tighter duration bands. Default to second-biggest interval on dashboards so charts are smooth out of the box while still offering a hyper-granular option for power users. Previously, 90d at 3h produced 720 data points per chart, causing UI jank and moiré artifacts on bar charts. Now defaults stay in the 60–360 range across all durations. Refs DAIN-1376 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consolidate the three dashboard useChartInterval call sites into a single wrapper hook that hardcodes USE_SECOND_BIGGEST strategy. This prevents detail.tsx, widgetPreview.tsx, and filtersBar.tsx from going out of sync. Also fixes filtersBar.tsx which was previously using the default USE_SMALLEST strategy instead of USE_SECOND_BIGGEST.
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The interval rebalancing in #112562 removed the 1d bucket option. Add it back as an extra option appended to the dropdown for durations of 14 days or more, without changing the ladder-derived defaults. Refs DAIN-1511 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…12919) Add a "1 day" bucket option to the interval dropdown in Explore and Dashboards for time ranges of 14 days or more. The interval rebalancing in #112562 removed the `1d` option. This was flagged by user feedback — for longer time ranges, daily bucketing is a natural and useful granularity. Rather than re-tuning the interval ladders, this appends `1d` as an extra option outside the ladder system. The default interval for each strategy (smallest for Explore, second-biggest for Dashboards) is computed before the extra is appended, so defaults are unchanged. Refs DAIN-1511 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebalance chart interval ladders and default strategy on dashboards to reduce data point counts and improve chart smoothness. Awaiting #112678
See DAIN-1376 for full context and audit.
tl;dr the current behaviour is: give everyone 3-4 options for the interval, always default to the highest granularity. This causes much jank, since so much data is loading! What we think we want to do is choose the second highest granularity by default, but in many cases that's not enough points.
In this PR I both switch to using the second-highest granularity by default (in Dashboards, not Explore), and also re-balance the options so things are a bit more even. It's a bit of science and a bit of art, but the results should be pretty decent!
Before
Defaults (bold) hit 575–720 points at the upper end of every band, which is an awful lot of points to show by default.
After
Defaults (bold) stay in the 60–360 range. High granularity is still available for those who want it.
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15mwith10m, add6h, remove1dfrom interval optionsUSE_SECOND_BIGGEST), keep Explore using the highest granularity by defaultRefs DAIN-1376