bugfix: use correct field name for app metrics protocol#712
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Signed-off-by: Niels Bantilan <niels.bantilan@gmail.com>
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This pull request fixes a bug in the serialization of scaling metrics to protobuf by ensuring that the correct field (
target_value) is used instead of the incorrect field (val). It also updates the related unit tests to verify the correct serialization behavior.Bug fix: Scaling metric serialization
_get_scaling_metricinapp_serde.pyto serializeScaling.ConcurrencyandScaling.RequestRatemetrics using thetarget_valuefield, as expected by the protobuf definitions, instead of the incorrectvalfield.Testing improvements
test_app_serde.pyto verify that thetarget_valuefield is correctly set in the resulting protobuf objects for bothConcurrencyandRequestRatemetrics, replacing previous tests that documented the bug.