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  1. ZABBIX FEATURE REQUESTS
  2. ZBXNEXT-7460

Return of {$USER.MACRO} in item PROTOTYPE names.

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    • Sprint 105 (Oct 2023), Sprint 107 (Dec 2023)
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      If possible, change {$USER.MACRO} to be resolved during LLD. Not dropped completely. In this case it won't affect search by item name.

      Main use case was mapping of user macroses with context on template/host level to use on discovery phase. In this case {#LLD.MACRO} should be resolved first, then {$USER.MACRO}.

      Example of user+lld macro combination:

      {$FSDESCR:"{#FSNAME}"} 

      Example of mapping:

      Example of result after discovery:

      Workaround with JS preprocessing is available, but not quite elegant.

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            vso Vladislavs Sokurenko
            atocko Andrey Tocko (Inactive)
            Team A
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