Get true lock_timeout and statement_timeout#8
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pgwatch sets lock_timeout to 100ms during metric collection, which causes the monitoring to report 100ms instead of the actual configured value. This fix queries reset_val from pg_settings for lock_timeout to get the genuine configuration value. Closes #61
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When pgwatch sets lock_timeout during collection, source becomes 'session', causing is_default to incorrectly report non-default. Now we compare reset_val with boot_val to determine the true default status for lock_timeout.
pgwatch sets statement_timeout per-metric during collection, which would mask the actual configured value. Apply the same reset_val fix as lock_timeout.
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pgwatch sets lock_timeout to 100ms during metric collection, which causes the monitoring to report 100ms instead of the actual configured value. This fix queries reset_val from pg_settings for lock_timeout to get the genuine configuration value.
Closes #61
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settingsmetric reports actual configured values instead of session overrides.metrics.ymlsettingsSQL: usereset_valforlock_timeout/statement_timeout, derivenumeric_valuefrom the same source, and computeis_defaultby comparingreset_valtoboot_val; description updated to document behaviortests/settings/: unit tests validating SQL fields/logic and description, plus an integration test confirminglock_timeoutreturns the reset (configured) value even when session overrides are appliedWritten by Cursor Bugbot for commit fb693bf. Configure here.