Ariel Shtul

@nethsix When using `TS.ADD` on a series that already exists, all these extra variables are being ignored. They are used if and only if the series does not exist. So,...

Hopefully will be implemented using t-digest DS

@cheekybastard First I want to thank you for taking the time to investigate this behavior. The phenomenon you identify is inherited in any time-series and is a result of partial...

@cheekybastard You have a tiny semantic error. Should be - ``` MSEC = 1 SEC = 1000 * MSEC MINUTE = 60 * SEC ``` Please forgive my OCD tendencies...

@guozanhua, As long as you treat your samples on the same scale, you won't have a problem. So if your timestamps are in nanoseconds, you can use them. Just make...

Which version are you using?

@jsbed You can use `EXPIRE` in order to retire a whole series after timeout is set.

@nethsix Thank you for your comment. Currently, no function resets the expire. So once you set it, the series will be deleted after the time you set. We have the...

@danni-m right now TS.ALTER cannot create, only alter. I think it can be a good idea to follow @trulede suggestion to allow it to create. We can still leave create...

@K-Jo shell we close this and possibly add another issue to have ts.alter create?