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fix: XHR req method capture #1527
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@@ -280,6 +280,62 @@ describe('Session recording', () => { | |||
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it('it captures XHR method correctly', () => { |
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these tests have a lot of duplication now, but I want to get this fix out
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This test is pretty convincing, how would it have failed before?
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The method = POST assertion?
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yep... it was always GET before (or at least overwhelmingly GET I didn't check which)
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and for clarity I validated the test failed before the change 😊
@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@ function prepareRequest({ | |||
timeOrigin, | |||
timestamp, | |||
method: method, | |||
initiatorType: entry ? (entry.initiatorType as InitiatorType) : initiatorType, |
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flips the choice here... if we're providing an initiator we should use it in preference to the detected one
they should always match
@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ function initXhrObserver(cb: networkCallback, win: IWindow, options: Required<Ne | |||
.then((entry) => { | |||
const requests = prepareRequest({ | |||
entry, | |||
method: req.method, | |||
method: method, |
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this is the fix... the method is provided to the XHR function when it is called so we should use it
Size Change: +21 B (0%) Total Size: 3.11 MB
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We're deep within code I haven't looked at before so with that caveat:
- The bug itself makes sense
- The fix for it makes sense
- The test looks good
👍 👍 👍
We were using
req.method
before the request was used and so XHR was always captured as "GET"