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Update Measure variable names to meet PEP8#3
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Metrics names were re-worked to be PEP8 compliant as they are levarged when defining performance management interactions and so need to be valide Python variables. The #TODO was also removed
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@pnickolov @ekalosak Can you please review and merge if acceptable. |
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lgtm, converted spaces to underscores, a win in my book. |
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Not sure what you mean by |
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@pavel-georgiev That is what I meant, and I wasn't aware of the array name being returned. I still think this is easier, especially for someone wanting to work with a single parameter. |
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Metrics names were re-worked to be PEP8 compliant as they
are leveraged when defining performance management interactions
and so need to be valid Python variables. The #TODO was also
removed