[Feature Request] Flattening the ingestion graph #260

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MrUnknownDE · 2026-04-05T16:17:12+02:00

MrUnknownDE commented

2026-04-05 16:17:12 +02:00

Originally created by @warnspread on 9/1/2025

Hey there,

it's nice to have an graph for ingestions, but while ingesting older environments there is a huge spike in the first place and some lower curve afterwards. From the optical point of view the daily ingestions are just a flat line:

1st Spike M365 tenant ingestion, 2nd spike another M365 tenant ingestion with less data, otherwise daily ingestions at almost 0:

Probably an option is to exlude the first ingestion from the graph, or provide a range to show (1d, 7d, 30d, unlimited). In addition to that the cake diagram on the right side got colors (1st ingestion organge, second blue) but the graph is always orange, adding this as two transparent graphs or a selector per ingestion would look nice i guess.

Not high prio though, thanks for the great project and fast support so far :)

*Originally created by @warnspread on 9/1/2025* Hey there, it's nice to have an graph for ingestions, but while ingesting older environments there is a huge spike in the first place and some lower curve afterwards. From the optical point of view the daily ingestions are just a flat line: 1st Spike M365 tenant ingestion, 2nd spike another M365 tenant ingestion with less data, otherwise daily ingestions at almost 0: <img width="1752" height="1104" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/12bf884f-e362-4b2d-86d6-85488426b492" /> Probably an option is to exlude the first ingestion from the graph, or provide a range to show (1d, 7d, 30d, unlimited). In addition to that the cake diagram on the right side got colors (1st ingestion organge, second blue) but the graph is always orange, adding this as two transparent graphs or a selector per ingestion would look nice i guess. Not high prio though, thanks for the great project and fast support so far :)

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Reference: github/OpenArchiver#260