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Describe the bug:
The APM UI can't show transactions that have transaction.http but not transaction.http.request. More specifically this part of code fails and the APM UI structure disappears.
The reason that these transactions can be reported is because of the transaction.context.response proposal which introduces using transaction.context.response for RUM specific metrics.
Steps to reproduce:
0. Build a Chrome extension that injects the RUM agent into a website ;)
Go to wikipedia.org to capture a RUM transaction
Go to the transaction page
Expected behavior:
Show the transaction.
Errors in browser console (if relevant):
TypeError: Cannot read property 'method' of undefined
at getTransactionResultSummaryItem (apm.bundle.js:3)
at TransactionSummary (apm.bundle.js:3)
at hg (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at Tg (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at bi (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at ci (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at Di (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at Yh (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at Xh (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
at qf (vendors.bundle.dll.js:218)
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[APM] Transaction page stops working for transactions with no http.request
[APM] Transaction page throws unhandled exception if transactions doesn't have http.requestDec 11, 2019
Kibana version: 8.0.0 snapshot
Elasticsearch version: 8.0.0 snapshot
Describe the bug:
The APM UI can't show transactions that have
transaction.http
but nottransaction.http.request
. More specifically this part of code fails and the APM UI structure disappears.The reason that these transactions can be reported is because of the transaction.context.response proposal which introduces using
transaction.context.response
for RUM specific metrics.Steps to reproduce:
0. Build a Chrome extension that injects the RUM agent into a website ;)
Expected behavior:
Show the transaction.
Errors in browser console (if relevant):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: