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Flux

v0.x

promql.promqlMinute() function

promql.promqlMinute() implements functionality equivalent to PromQL’s minute() function.

Important: The internal/promql package is not meant for external use.

Function type signature
(timestamp: float) => float
For more information, see Function type signatures.

Parameters

timestamp

(Required) Time as a floating point value.

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