Fix the hint for the trim factor property of tables #1468
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It stated incorrectly that the trim factor was divided by the number of rows in the table, instead of by the number of rows.
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Woops! Sorry about that! We recently replaced the master branch with Kibana 4. This action force closed all of the old pull requests against master. We will be reviewing these on a case-by-case basis and creating new tickets as necessary. The good news is that many long requested features can be found in Kibana 4, and we're being entirely open about our roadmap. Check out the roadmap tickets (which we're still filling in) here. If you're looking for the old Kibana 3 code you can find it here. |
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We're stopping development on Kibana 3 and focusing on Kibana 4 going forward. Since this doesn't exist in Kibana 4, I'm going to leave this closed. |
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It stated incorrectly that the trim factor was divided by the number of rows in the table, instead of by the number of columns.