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add host tag to phoenix plugin to handle paths depended on a subdomain #183
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add :host tag to http_metrics_tags in phoenix plugin
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tweak phoenix plugin test: adding event, update metrics
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fix phoeni_multi_router test: event and metrics
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fix ets cron flusher test
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Oh, I totally forgot about this PR. This was probably just for passing the test case, though I’m not sure. I will look into this again ASAP. Thanks for the comment.
By the way, I made my custom phoenix plugin for this purpose and it has been working great for my team.
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🚀 🥳 write some blog post or something see we learn about it 🚀 🥳
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After some investigation, here's what I've figured out.
Firstly, there are only two endpoints in the test file, as both endpoints define custom event_prefix (
[:external, :endpoint],[:internal, :endpoint]). So it seems like there should be only events starting with those prefixes in this file.Next, in the phoenix_multi_router_test.exs, it looks like that it expect 2
[:internal, :endpoint, :stop]event for"/really-cool-route"that belongs toadditional_routes. Before this change, there was only one event of it when it comes to the[:internal, :endpoint, :stop]event.So how the test could pass before? Well, in my guess, there is one more "/really-cool-route" path event, though it belongs to
[:external, :endpoint, :stop]. I think it was caught with the wrong metadata before my changes.I'm not 100% sure 'cause I didn't make that test originally but I think it would make sense..