In a time-series chart in Grafana, I try to mark a bunch of labels so that all of their curves are shown.
As a default, I get only four labels' curves in the graph, but I have dozens of labels and I do not want to mark everything with the mouse, it takes too much time and nerves.
The idea is likely that choosing too many curves will leave you lost in the lines. But in this case, the graph is about finding outliers, strong changes and trends, or just high numbers. You can hover over any curve that might catch your eye, and that is all. Thus, having 80 curves in one graph is no problem.
The filter is just about shrinking the list, not about marking all labels in it. I can use it to Regex-check for queries with 2-digit seconds duration and some other filter on the query_name.
Yet, I just want to see all labels' curves in one go, and not just by clicking like in the following:
Is there a trick to get this done? Perhaps even by using the Grafana Dashboard code to mark the jobs as a hardcoded list? Or is there a shortcut or other trick to pick all?