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Allow tags to contain boolean values #1169
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Our pipeline support boolean values in tags. Let's accept those values.
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Refactor the Shoryuken integration not to use the `monitor_transaction` helper. A helper we want to deprecate. The implementation is mostly the same, except how we set the attributes. I have changed it to store them as tags. Previously we set the attributes as "sample data metadata". This is another way to set metadata/tags in the transaction API. All three data types end up in the "overview" tag box, so it doesn't really matter how we set the values. The only thing is that the sample metadata seems to support more tag value types. Which I changed in PR #1169 by accepting boolean values too. For reference, here's a single and matched message's attributes Shoryuken can receive. ```ruby # Single {"queue"=>"default", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542601233", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542601319", "message_id"=>"9b40dbd8-5c26-40ea-8ded-6d68428072fb"} # Batched {"queue"=>"batched", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542649820", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542649833", "batch"=>true} ```
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Refactor the Shoryuken integration not to use the `monitor_transaction` helper. A helper we want to deprecate. The implementation is mostly the same, except how we set the attributes. I have changed it to store them as tags. Previously we set the attributes as "sample data metadata". This is another way to set metadata/tags in the transaction API. All three data types end up in the "overview" tag box, so it doesn't really matter how we set the values. The only thing is that the sample metadata seems to support more value types than tags. I changed this in PR #1169 by accepting boolean values in tags. For reference, here's a single and matched message's attributes Shoryuken can receive. ```ruby # Single {"queue"=>"default", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542601233", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542601319", "message_id"=>"9b40dbd8-5c26-40ea-8ded-6d68428072fb"} # Batched {"queue"=>"batched", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542649820", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542649833", "batch"=>true} ```
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For reviewing context: this was implemented as part of work on #1170. |
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Refactor the Shoryuken integration not to use the `monitor_transaction` helper. A helper we want to deprecate. The implementation is mostly the same, except how we set the attributes. I have changed it to store them as tags. Previously we set the attributes as "sample data metadata". This is another way to set metadata/tags in the transaction API. All three data types end up in the "overview" tag box, so it doesn't really matter how we set the values. The only thing is that the sample metadata seems to support more value types than tags. I changed this in PR #1169 by accepting boolean values in tags. For reference, here's a single and matched message's attributes Shoryuken can receive. ```ruby # Single {"queue"=>"default", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542601233", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542601319", "message_id"=>"9b40dbd8-5c26-40ea-8ded-6d68428072fb"} # Batched {"queue"=>"batched", "SenderId"=>"AIDAIT2UOQQY3AUEKVGXU", "SentTimestamp"=>"1720542649820", "ApproximateReceiveCount"=>"1", "ApproximateFirstReceiveTimestamp"=>"1720542649833", "batch"=>true} ```
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Our pipeline support boolean values in tags. Let's accept those values.
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