new optional argument as record separator for multi-line support in zabbix #35
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… in zabbix-integration An optional fourth argument is introduced as the record separator prefix 'eor_sep_prefix' for the parser of alert text 'body_str'. The new record separator is defined as 'eor_sep_prefix' + "<newline>". We can use any comment text of multi-line for a pagerduty alert even if the alert text contains ":" because the record separator can be set to a rare word, such as "@#@%@<newline>". The default value of optional fourth argument 'eor_sep_prefix' is an empty string to preserve the backward compatibility of script.
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An optional fourth argument is introduced as the record separator prefix 'eor_sep_prefix' for the parser of alert text 'body_str'.
The new record separator is defined as 'eor_sep_prefix' + "newline".
We can use any comment text of multi-line for a pagerduty alert even if the alert text contains ":" because the record separator can be set to a rare word, such as "@#@%@newline".
The default value of optional fourth argument 'eor_sep_prefix' is an empty string to preserve the backward compatibility of script.
The both cases of backward compatible 3args and new record separator 4args were tested.