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[chore][connector/routing] docs: fix typo ignored to ignore (#31336)
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andrzej-stencel authored Feb 20, 2024
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion connector/routingconnector/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ The following settings are available:
- `table.statement (required)`: the routing condition provided as the [OTTL] statement.
- `table.pipelines (required)`: the list of pipelines to use when the routing condition is met.
- `default_pipelines (optional)`: contains the list of pipelines to use when a record does not meet any of specified conditions.
- `error_mode (optional)`: determines how errors returned from OTTL statements are handled. Valid values are `propagate`, `ignore` and `silent`. If `ignored` or `silent` is used and a statement's condition has an error then the payload will be routed to the default pipelines. When `silent` is used the error is not logged. If not supplied, `propagate` is used.
- `error_mode (optional)`: determines how errors returned from OTTL statements are handled. Valid values are `propagate`, `ignore` and `silent`. If `ignore` or `silent` is used and a statement's condition has an error then the payload will be routed to the default pipelines. When `silent` is used the error is not logged. If not supplied, `propagate` is used.
- `match_once (optional, default: false)`: determines whether the connector matches multiple statements or not. If enabled, the payload will be routed to the first pipeline in the `table` whose routing condition is met.

Example:
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion connector/routingconnector/config.go
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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ type Config struct {
// condition.
// Valid values are `ignore` and `propagate`.
// `ignore` means the processor ignores errors returned by conditions and continues on to the
// next condition. This is the recommended mode. If `ignored` is used and a statement's
// next condition. This is the recommended mode. If `ignore` is used and a statement's
// condition has an error then the payload will be routed to the default exporter. `propagate`
// means the processor returns the error up the pipeline. This will result in the payload being
// dropped from the collector.
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