adding monitors in region endpoint

[pmajali]

📝 Description

1. Adding Monitor in the regions endpoint. This specifies the monitor services enabled in a particular region.
2. Adding group_by and filters field to the dashboard widget

✔️ How to Test

1. Testing the regions endpoint

import os
import logging
from linode_api4 import LinodeClient

client = LinodeClient(os.environ.get("MY_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN"))
client.base_url = "https://api.linode.com/v4beta"

regions=client.regions()
for reg in regions:
    print(f"Region: {reg.id}")
    print(f"  Monitors - Alerts: {reg.monitors.alerts}")
    print(f"  Monitors - Metrics: {reg.monitors.metrics}")
    print("---")

2. Test group_by and filter in dashboard widget

dashboard = client.monitor.dashboards(service_type="linode")
for d in dashboard:
    print("ID:", d.id)
    print("Service Type:", d.service_type)
    for widget in d.widgets:
        print("Label:", widget.label)
        print("Metric:", widget.metric)
        print("Unit:", widget.unit)
        print("group_by:", widget.group_by)
        if widget.filters:
            for f in widget.filters:
                print("label:", f.dimension_label)
                print("operator:", f.operator)
                print("values:", f.value)

How do I run the relevant unit/integration tests?

unit-test: make test-unit TEST_SUITE=monitor
integration tests: make testint TEST_SUITE=monitor

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds monitoring capabilities to the regions endpoint and enhances dashboard widgets with filtering and grouping functionality. It introduces monitor services information for regions and extends dashboard widget properties to support more advanced query capabilities.

• Adds monitors field to regions showing which monitoring services are available (alerts and metrics)
• Adds group_by and filters fields to dashboard widgets for more granular data querying
• Includes alert configuration properties for monitor services

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

File	Description
linode_api4/objects/region.py	Adds RegionMonitors class and monitors property to Region class
linode_api4/objects/monitor.py	Adds Filter and ServiceAlert classes, updates DashboardWidget with group_by and filters
test/fixtures/*.json	Updates test fixtures with new monitor and widget properties
test/unit/objects/*_test.py	Adds test coverage for new monitor and region functionality

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[Copilot]

The widgets property should be a list of DashboardWidget objects, but the current implementation will only handle a single widget. This should be Property(List[DashboardWidget]) to maintain the original list functionality.

[pmajali]

Since the codebase handles all lists in this way, its specified like this and client can handle widget as list.

[yec-akamai]

Overall looks good, can you fix the build issue please?

[pmajali]

Overall looks good, can you fix the build issue please?

I'm already using the default_factory for filters field in dashboard, I still see this in build logs.
ValueError: mutable default <class 'types.SimpleNamespace'> for field filters is not allowed: use default_factory

Can you suggest how can this be resolved?

[yec-akamai]

Can you fix the lint issue reported in the workflow? You can run make lint to check it locally

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

Copilot reviewed 8 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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[Copilot]

The widgets property should use a list type since widgets is expected to be a list of DashboardWidget objects. This should be Property(List[DashboardWidget]) or Property(json_object=DashboardWidget, is_list=True) depending on the Property class implementation.

Suggested change

	"widgets": Property(json_object=DashboardWidget),
	"widgets": Property(json_object=DashboardWidget, is_list=True),

[Copilot]

The filters field should specify the Filter type properly in the DashboardWidget class. Consider adding a Property mapping in the api_spec similar to how other nested objects are handled, to ensure proper deserialization of Filter objects.

Suggested change

	properties = {
	"filters": Property(json_object=Filter),
	}