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[GitHub] [skywalking] JaredTan95 edited a comment on pull request #8534: [OAL] Keep the endpoint avg resp time meter name the same with others scope.

JaredTan95 edited a comment on pull request #8534:
URL: https://github.com/apache/skywalking/pull/8534#issuecomment-1035818900


   > Why do we suddenly change this? I am fine but just curious.
   
   In order to make the user experience better, for example, when users configure alarm rules, the avg response time of the endpoint can be configured as naturally as the avg response time of the service/instance, rather than making `endpoint_avg` unique. It looks a bit weird, and users will think that there is something specially designed in it?


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