Hey guys.
I attempted to showcase the daily queries of a system through a graph.

Using the graph widget, I added the "last" aggregation function with an interval of 1d.
My intent was for the graph to depict a single bar per day spanning from 00h00 to 23h59.
The Graph widget documentation says the graph time shift option
With this in mind, I assumed I could employ the time shift option with an absolute time period syntax like "1d:now/d+1d" (representing today).
Unfortunately, this was not the case.
When I enter this syntax, the wiget displays the error
After reading the doc about aggregation in graphs, I'm not sure I get it.
It seems that the time shift option of the graph widget is only a visual representation and does not relate to the time shift function parameter.
I'd appreciate your insights on this matter.
I attempted to showcase the daily queries of a system through a graph.
Using the graph widget, I added the "last" aggregation function with an interval of 1d.
My intent was for the graph to depict a single bar per day spanning from 00h00 to 23h59.
The Graph widget documentation says the graph time shift option
Specify time shift if required. You may use time suffixes in this field. Negative values are allowed.
Unfortunately, this was not the case.
When I enter this syntax, the wiget displays the error
Invalid parameter "Data set/1/timeshift": a time unit is expected.
After reading the doc about aggregation in graphs, I'm not sure I get it.
It seems that the time shift option of the graph widget is only a visual representation and does not relate to the time shift function parameter.
I'd appreciate your insights on this matter.