iterate over a copy of metrics to avoid threading issues#802
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* iterate over a copy of metrics to avoid threading issues closes elastic#717 * add changelog entry
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* iterate over a copy of metrics to avoid threading issues closes elastic#717 * add changelog entry
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* iterate over a copy of metrics to avoid threading issues closes elastic#717 * add changelog entry
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What does this pull request do?
Use a copy for iterating over metrics during collection.
This avoids and issue where a new metric could be added
to a dictionary while iterating over it, raising a
RuntimeError.
Related issues
closes #717