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Add metrics for tracking 3PID /requestToken requests. #8712
Add metrics for tracking 3PID /requestToken requests. #8712
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It's worth noting that the spec allows client to put any integer for
send_attempt
, which may generate incorrect metric results. I'm not sure if known good clients converge on the same behaviour as a result.Additionally, it looks as though we don't even check if this value is an integer...
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TBH I think I'm fine with that. I believe the code would have exploded before if the client didn't give it an int since the DB uses an int field.
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Ah, yes good point, this would be on the other side of the DB.
On the "any integer" bit, we concluded in #synapse-dev that most clients start from 1, which will yield uniform metrics, and some outliers are no big deal.