experimental: change time-range behavior #1428
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(part of #1419)
when a data source request is sent to Grafana, it may contain multiple queries in it. in certain scenarios, we permit to have per-query time-ranges.
originally this was done using the
timeRangejson attribute name. but then we realized some existing plugins have certain assumptions about that field, and that field should not exist in the JSON, to provide compatibility. so we switched from the nametimeRangeto_timeRange.but this causes other complications, so we decided to go with another approach:
timeRangenametimeRangedoes not appear inbackend.DataQuery.JSON