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added dd tracing #584

Closed AmineAfia closed 3 months ago

AmineAfia commented 3 months ago

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PR-Codex overview

This PR introduces Datadog tracing (dd-trace), enabling distributed tracing in the application. It also adds related dependencies and configurations.

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socket-security[bot] commented 3 months ago

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Package New capabilities Transitives Size Publisher
npm/@datadog/native-appsec@8.0.1 None 0 15.6 MB datadog
npm/@datadog/native-iast-rewriter@2.3.1 filesystem 0 2.15 MB datadog
npm/@datadog/native-iast-taint-tracking@3.0.0 None 0 11.1 MB datadog
npm/@datadog/native-metrics@2.0.0 None 0 899 kB datadog
npm/@datadog/pprof@5.3.0 filesystem 0 9.85 MB datadog
npm/@datadog/sketches-js@2.1.1 None 0 110 kB datadog
npm/@opentelemetry/api@1.8.0 None 0 1.21 MB pichlermarc
npm/@opentelemetry/core@1.25.1 environment, unsafe 0 877 kB pichlermarc
npm/@opentelemetry/semantic-conventions@1.25.1 None 0 1.66 MB pichlermarc
npm/acorn-import-attributes@1.9.5 None 0 32 kB xtuc
npm/cjs-module-lexer@1.3.1 None 0 139 kB guybedford
npm/crypto-randomuuid@1.0.0 None 0 11.2 kB qard
npm/dc-polyfill@0.1.6 unsafe 0 24.6 kB datadog
npm/dd-trace@5.19.0 environment, eval, filesystem, network, shell, unsafe 0 1.88 MB datadog
npm/delay@5.0.0 None 0 11.2 kB sindresorhus
npm/detect-newline@3.1.0 None 0 3.77 kB sindresorhus
npm/event-lite@0.1.3 None 0 11 kB kawanet
npm/import-in-the-middle@1.10.0 unsafe 0 102 kB nodejs-foundation
npm/int64-buffer@0.1.10 None 0 49.2 kB kawanet
npm/isarray@1.0.0 None 0 3.89 kB juliangruber
npm/istanbul-lib-coverage@3.2.0 None 0 29.3 kB oss-bot
npm/jest-docblock@29.7.0 None 0 8.99 kB simenb
npm/koalas@1.0.2 None 0 6.46 kB doowb
npm/limiter@1.1.5 None 0 23.2 kB jhurliman
npm/lodash.sortby@4.7.0 None 0 75.8 kB jdalton
npm/module-details-from-path@1.0.3 None 0 4.47 kB watson
npm/msgpack-lite@0.1.26 network 0 201 kB kawanet
npm/opentracing@0.14.7 None 0 195 kB yurishkuro
npm/pprof-format@2.1.0 None 0 112 kB datadog
npm/retry@0.13.1 None 0 18.9 kB tim-kos
npm/shell-quote@1.8.1 None 0 45 kB ljharb
npm/tlhunter-sorted-set@0.1.0 None 0 24.9 kB tlhunter

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Install scripts npm/@datadog/native-metrics@2.0.0
  • Install script: install
  • Source: exit 0
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Install scripts npm/@datadog/pprof@5.3.0
  • Install script: install
  • Source: exit 0
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Install scripts npm/@datadog/native-appsec@8.0.1
  • Install script: install
  • Source: exit 0
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Install scripts npm/@datadog/native-iast-taint-tracking@3.0.0
  • Install script: install
  • Source: exit 0
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Install scripts npm/dd-trace@5.19.0
  • Install script: preinstall
  • Source: node scripts/preinstall.js
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