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File Content: `getVariablesCompatibility.ts`

import { TypedVariableModel } from '@grafana/data';
import { sceneGraph, SceneObject } from '@grafana/scenes';

import { sceneVariablesSetToVariables } from '../serialization/sceneVariablesSetToVariables';

export function getVariablesCompatibility(sceneObject: SceneObject): TypedVariableModel[] {
  const set = sceneGraph.getVariables(sceneObject);
  const legacyModels = sceneVariablesSetToVariables(set);

  // Sadly templateSrv.getVariables returns TypedVariableModel but sceneVariablesSetToVariables return persisted schema model
  // They look close to identical (differ in what is optional in some places).
  // The way templateSrv.getVariables is used it should not matter. it is mostly used to get names of all variables (for query editors).
  // So type and name are important. Maybe some external data sources also check current value so that is also important.
  // @ts-expect-error
  return legacyModels;
}

Name	Size	Permission
DashboardModelCompatibilityWrapper.test.ts	8807 bytes	0644
DashboardModelCompatibilityWrapper.ts	6696 bytes	0644
PanelModelCompatibilityWrapper.ts	1772 bytes	0644
createPanelDataProvider.ts	1131 bytes	0644
dashboardSceneGraph.test.ts	7513 bytes	0644
dashboardSceneGraph.ts	2404 bytes	0644
djb2Hash.ts	285 bytes	0644
getVariablesCompatibility.ts	921 bytes	0644
interactions.ts	6517 bytes	0644
registerDynamicDashNavAction.ts	604 bytes	0644
test-utils.ts	5460 bytes	0644
urlBuilders.test.ts	1319 bytes	0644
urlBuilders.ts	3211 bytes	0644
utils.ts	6428 bytes	0644

File Content: getVariablesCompatibility.ts

File Content: `getVariablesCompatibility.ts`