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feat(tracer): auto disable when running inside amplify mock #1010
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dreamorosi
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The `Tracer` utility is instantiated outside of the Lambda handler. In doing this, the same instance can be used across multiple invocations inside the same execution environment. This allows `Metrics` to be aware of things like whether or not a given invocation had a cold start or not. | |||
The `Tracer` utility is instantiated outside of the Lambda handler. In doing this, the same instance can be used across multiple invocations inside the same execution environment. This allows `Tracer` to be aware of things like whether or not a given invocation had a cold start or not. |
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* feat: disable tracer when running in amplify mock * chore: housekeeping typo
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Description of your changes
As discussed in #1007, the Amplify CLI allows developers to run Lambda functions locally during development. When not running inside the AWS Lambda execution environment the
xray-sdk
, and by extensionTracer
, will not be able to work properly as there isn't any X-Ray Daemon to connect to and send traces. Unless explicitly accounted for, the default behaviour of the SDK is to throw an exception.This is a problem as it requires developers using Tracer to make changes to their code only to be able to test locally. Similarly to what we already do with SAM CLI, in this PR I introduced some logic to leverage a special value set by the Amplify CLI in the environment variables (details here) to detect that Tracer is indeed running inside a process started by the Amplify CLI and automatically disable itself to avoid attempting to send traces and segments.
When merged this PR will close #1007.
How to verify this change
Check the newly added test cases as well as the result of the e2e tests (link in the comments below).
Related issues, RFCs
#1007
PR status
Is this ready for review?: YES
Is it a breaking change?: NO
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