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Auto collected client request missing GET/POST from dependency name
See original GitHub issueHow our auto-collected HTTP dependencies from our node app are showing up:
Notably missing: The GET in the dependency name
Less notably missing: The port at the very top of the blade, the path in dependency name
Good example from auto collected client-side AJAX dependency:
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- Created 6 years ago
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Investigated further - this was actually caused by an error in our backend ingestion service. When the fix is deployed out future telemetry should have the following form for a dependency to http://test.com/page
Name: GET /page Target: test.com Data: http://test.com/page
This seems to be an accidental regression to me when we changed how we format our telemetry. I’m not seeing it available in any fields. @SergeyKanzhelev should be able to say what the intended output is here.