Version 9.4.0 of the agent adds Roda instrumentation, adds a new allow_all_headers configuration option to permit capturing all HTTP headers, introduces improved error tracking functionality by associating a transaction id with each error, and uses more reliable network timeout logic.
Feature: Add Roda instrumentation
Roda is a now an instrumented framework. The agent currently supports Roda versions 3.19.0+. PR#2144
Feature: New allow_all_headers configuration option
A new allow_all_headers configuration option brings parity with the Node.js agent to capture all HTTP request headers.
This configuration option:
Defaults to false
Is not compatible with high security mode
Requires Rack version 2 or higher (as does Ruby on Rails version 5 and above)
Respects all existing behavior for the attributes.include and attributes.excludeconfiguration options
Captures the additional headers as attributes prefixed with request.headers.
Errors tracked and sent to the New Relic errors inbox will now be associated with a transaction id to enable improved UI/UX associations between transactions and errors. PR#2035
Feature: Use Net::HTTP native timeout logic
In line with current Ruby best practices, make use of Net::HTTP's own timeout logic and avoid the use of Timeout.timeout() when possible. The agent's data transmissions and cloud provider detection routines have been updated accordingly. PR#2147
v9.3.1
Version 9.3.1 of the agent fixes NewRelic::Agent.require_test_helper.
Bugfix: Fix NewRelic::Agent.require_test_helper
Version 9.3.0 of the agent made a change to the files distributed with the gem. This change unintentionally broke the NewRelic::Agent.require_test_helper API by removing the test/agent_helper.rb file. The file has been added back to the gem. This change also removes the lib/new_relic/build.rb file from the list because it is no longer created with our current release process.
Community member @olleolleolle noticed that our source code was referencing a now defunct URL for the Rack specification and submitted PR#2121 to update it. He also provided a terrific recommendation that we automate the checking of links to proactively catch defunct ones in future. Thanks, @olleolleolle!
v9.3.0
Version 9.3.0 of the agent adds log-level filtering, adds custom attributes for log events, and updates instrumentation for Action Cable. It also provides fixes for how Fiber args are treated, Code-Level Metrics, unnecessary files being included in the gem, and NewRelic::Agent::Logging::DecoratingFormatter#clear_tags! being incorrectly private.
Feature: Filter forwarded logs based on level
Previously, all log events, regardless of their level, were forwarded to New Relic when log forwarding was enabled. Now, you may specify the lowest log level you'd like forwarded to New Relic.
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