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fix(python): x-doc-url support wip #916
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LGTM!
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Should we bring this test in? Are there any other SDKs that don't yet support this?
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it('should add `x-documentation-url` to response headers', async function () { |
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Ruby doesn't currently support it. There's a ticket tracking it in the metrics-sdk
project! Otherwise, we'll need to integrate some kind of mocking into the integration tests to support this across the board.
🧰 Changes
Adding support in Python for a new configuration option,
base_log_url
(e.g. "docs.example.com"), which is consumed to append a new response header,x-documentation-url
(e.g. "docs.example.com/logs/${UUID}").This configuration option is supported across all other SDKs, accept for Ruby, currently. It's used both to generate a direct link to the log that ReadMe's metrics SDK has just captured, as well as to prevent double log insertion when a request is made via "Try-It" in a documentation site.
🧬 QA & Testing
Provide as much information as you can on how to test what you've done.