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Those are printf-style format specifiers. The %s is for a string, %d is for an integer.
Whatever string you give it will have the three items substituted, and will need to have all three in the same order. I'm assuming from the example that the first argument is a string containing the query, the second argument is an integer indicating the starting time, and the third argument is an integer indicating the ending time.
Generally, when using an integer to indicate a time, they use Epoch Time (ie. seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on Jan 1 1970).
I'm confused by the src_url format and am looking for examples for kibana.
From the docs:
src_url requires the following format specifiers: 's', 'd', 'd'.
Ex: 'https://localhost/?query=%s&from=%d&to=%d'
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