Package: prometheus
Version: 2.15.2+ds-2
Severity: normal
Tags: patch

Hi!

Attached a patch to update the default file to the latest options
supported by the daemon and to clean and unify its formatting.

Thanks,
Guillem
diff --git c/debian/default i/debian/default
index dc7ca4c..c9618d8 100644
--- c/debian/default
+++ i/debian/default
@@ -3,55 +3,99 @@ ARGS=""
 
 # Prometheus supports the following options:
 #  --config.file="/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml"
-#                             Prometheus configuration file path.
+#    Prometheus configuration file path.
 #  --web.listen-address="0.0.0.0:9090"
-#                             Address to listen on for UI, API, and telemetry.
-#  --web.read-timeout=5m      Maximum duration before timing out read of the
-#                             request, and closing idle connections.
-#  --web.max-connections=512  Maximum number of simultaneous connections.
-#  --web.external-url=<URL>   The URL under which Prometheus is externally
-#                             reachable (for example, if Prometheus is served
-#                             via a reverse proxy). Used for generating
-#                             relative and absolute links back to Prometheus
-#                             itself. If the URL has a path portion, it will
-#                             be used to prefix all HTTP endpoints served by
-#                             Prometheus. If omitted, relevant URL components
-#                             will be derived automatically.
-#  --web.route-prefix=<path>  Prefix for the internal routes of web endpoints.
-#                             Defaults to path of --web.external-url.
+#    Address to listen on for UI, API, and telemetry.
+#  --web.read-timeout=5m
+#    Maximum duration before timing out read of the request, and closing idle
+#    connections.
+#  --web.max-connections=512
+#    Maximum number of simultaneous connections.
+#  --web.external-url=<URL>
+#    The URL under which Prometheus is externally reachable (for example, if
+#    Prometheus is served via a reverse proxy). Used for generating relative
+#    and absolute links back to Prometheus itself. If the URL has a path
+#    portion, it will be used to prefix all HTTP endpoints served by
+#    Prometheus. If omitted, relevant URL components will be derived
+#    automatically.
+#  --web.route-prefix=<path>
+#    Prefix for the internal routes of web endpoints.
+#    Defaults to path of --web.external-url.
 #  --web.local-assets="/usr/share/prometheus/web/"
-#                             Path to static asset/templates directory.
-#  --web.user-assets=<path>   Path to static asset directory, available at
-#                             /user.
-#  --web.enable-lifecycle     Enable shutdown and reload via HTTP request.
-#  --web.enable-admin-api     Enables API endpoints for admin control actions.
+#    Path to static asset/templates directory.
+#  --web.user-assets=<path>
+#    Path to user asset directory, available at /user.
+#  --web.enable-lifecycle
+#    Enable shutdown and reload via HTTP request.
+#  --web.enable-admin-api
+#    Enable API endpoints for admin control actions.
 #  --web.console.templates="/etc/prometheus/consoles"
-#                             Path to the console template directory,
-#                             available at /consoles.
+#    Path to the console template directory, available at /consoles.
 #  --web.console.libraries="/etc/prometheus/console_libraries"
-#                             Path to the console library directory.
+#    Path to the console library directory.
+#  --web.page-title="Prometheus Time Series Collection and Processing Server"
+#    Document title of Prometheus instance.
+#  --web.cors.origin=".*"
+#    Regex for CORS origin. It is fully anchored.
+#    Example: 'https?://(domain1|domain2)\.com'
 #  --storage.tsdb.path="/var/lib/prometheus/metrics2/"
-#                             Base path for metrics storage.
-#  --storage.tsdb.min-block-duration=2h
-#                             Minimum duration of a data block before being
-#                             persisted.
-#  --storage.tsdb.max-block-duration=<duration>
-#                             Maximum duration compacted blocks may span.
-#                             (Defaults to 10% of the retention period)
-#  --storage.tsdb.retention=15d
-#                             How long to retain samples in the storage.
+#    Base path for metrics storage.
+#  --storage.tsdb.retention=STORAGE.TSDB.RETENTION
+#    [DEPRECATED] How long to retain samples in storage. This flag has been
+#    deprecated, use "storage.tsdb.retention.time" instead.
+#  --storage.tsdb.retention.time=STORAGE.TSDB.RETENTION.TIME
+#    How long to retain samples in storage. When this flag is set it overrides
+#    "storage.tsdb.retention". If neither this flag nor
+#    "storage.tsdb.retention" nor "storage.tsdb.retention.size" is set, the
+#    retention time defaults to 15d. Units Supported: y, w, d, h, m, s, ms.
+#  --storage.tsdb.retention.size=STORAGE.TSDB.RETENTION.SIZE
+#    [EXPERIMENTAL] Maximum number of bytes that can be stored for blocks.
+#    Units supported: KB, MB, GB, TB, PB. This flag is experimental and can
+#    be changed in future releases.
 #  --storage.tsdb.use-lockfile
-#                             Create a lockfile in data directory.
+#    Create a lockfile in data directory.
+#  --storage.tsdb.allow-overlapping-blocks
+#    [EXPERIMENTAL] Allow overlapping blocks, which in turn enables vertical
+#    compaction and vertical query merge.
+#  --storage.tsdb.wal-compression
+#    Compress the tsdb WAL.
+#  --storage.remote.flush-deadline=<duration>
+#    How long to wait flushing sample on shutdown or config reload.
+#  --storage.remote.read-sample-limit=5e7
+#    Maximum overall number of samples to return via the remote read
+#    interface, in a single query. 0 means no limit. This limit is ignored
+#    for streamed response types.
+#  --storage.remote.read-concurrent-limit=10
+#    Maximum number of concurrent remote read calls. 0 means no limit.
+#  --storage.remote.read-max-bytes-in-frame=1048576
+#    Maximum number of bytes in a single frame for streaming remote read
+#    response types before marshalling. Note that client might have limit
+#    on frame size as well. 1MB as recommended by protobuf by default.
+#  --rules.alert.for-outage-tolerance=1h
+#    Max time to tolerate prometheus outage for restoring "for" state of alert.
+#  --rules.alert.for-grace-period=10m
+#    Minimum duration between alert and restored "for" state. This is
+#    maintained only for alerts with configured "for" time greater than grace
+#    period.
+#  --rules.alert.resend-delay=1m
+#    Minimum amount of time to wait before resending an alert to Alertmanager.
 #  --alertmanager.notification-queue-capacity=10000
-#                             The capacity of the queue for pending alert
-#                             manager notifications.
+#    The capacity of the queue for pending Alertmanager notifications.
 #  --alertmanager.timeout=10s
-#                             Timeout for sending alerts to Alertmanager.
-#  --query.lookback-delta=5m  The delta difference allowed for retrieving
-#                             metrics during expression evaluations.
-#  --query.timeout=2m         Maximum time a query may take before being
-#                             aborted.
+#    Timeout for sending alerts to Alertmanager.
+#  --query.lookback-delta=5m
+#    The maximum lookback duration for retrieving metrics during expression
+#    evaluations.
+#  --query.timeout=2m
+#    Maximum time a query may take before being aborted.
 #  --query.max-concurrency=20
-#                             Maximum number of queries executed concurrently.
-#  --log.level=info           Only log messages with the given severity or
-#                             above. One of: [debug, info, warn, error]
+#    Maximum number of queries executed concurrently.
+#  --query.max-samples=50000000
+#    Maximum number of samples a single query can load into memory. Note that
+#    queries will fail if they try to load more samples than this into memory,
+#    so this also limits the number of samples a query can return.
+#  --log.level=info
+#    Only log messages with the given severity or above.
+#    One of: [debug, info, warn, error]
+#  --log.format=logfmt
+#    Output format of log messages. One of: [logfmt, json]

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