Bump newrelic_rpm from 9.4.2 to 9.5.0

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Bumps newrelic_rpm from 9.4.2 to 9.5.0.

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v9.5.0

Version 9.5.0 introduces Stripe instrumentation, allows the agent to record additional response information on a transaction when middleware instrumentation is disabled, introduces new :'sidekiq.args.include' and :'sidekiq.args.exclude: configuration options to permit capturing only certain Sidekiq job arguments, updates Elasticsearch datastore instance metrics, and fixes a bug in NewRelic::Rack::AgentHooks.needed?.

• Feature: Add Stripe instrumentation

  Stripe calls are now automatically instrumented. Additionally, new :'stripe.user_data.include' and :'stripe.user_data.exclude' configuration options permit capturing custom user_data key-value pairs that can be stored in Stripe events. No user_data key-value pairs are captured by default. The agent currently supports Stripe versions 5.38.0+. PR#2180

• Feature: Report transaction HTTP status codes when middleware instrumentation is disabled

  Previously, when disable_middleware_instrumentation was set to true, the agent would not record the value of the response code or content type on the transaction. This was due to the possibility that a middleware could alter the response, which would not be captured by the agent when the middleware instrumentation was disabled. However, based on customer feedback, the agent will now report the HTTP status code and content type on a transaction when middleware instrumentation is disabled. PR#2175

• Feature: Permit capturing only certain Sidekiq job arguments

  New :'sidekiq.args.include' and :'sidekiq.args.exclude' configuration options have been introduced to permit fine grained control over which Sidekiq job arguments (args) are reported to New Relic. By default, no Sidekiq args are reported. To report any Sidekiq options, the :'attributes.include' array must include the string 'jobs.sidekiq.args.*'. With that string in place, all arguments will be reported unless one or more of the new include/exclude options are used. The :'sidekiq.args.include' option can be set to an array of strings. Each of those strings will be passed to Regexp.new and collectively serve as an allowlist for desired args. For job arguments that are hashes, if a hash's key matches one of the include patterns, then both the key and its corresponding value will be included. For scalar arguments, the string representation of the scalar will need to match one of the include patterns to be captured. The :'sidekiq.args.exclude' option works similarly. It can be set to an array of strings that will each be passed to Regexp.new to create patterns. These patterns will collectively serve as a denylist for unwanted job args. Any hash key, hash value, or scalar that matches an exclude pattern will be excluded (not sent to New Relic). PR#2177

  newrelic.yml examples:

  Any string in the :'sidekiq.args.include' or :'sidekiq.args.exclude' arrays will be turned into a regular expression. Knowledge of Ruby regular expression support can be leveraged but is not required. If regular expression syntax is not used, inexact matches will be performed and the string "Fortune" will match both "Fortune 500" and "Fortune and Glory". For exact matches, use regular expression anchors.

  # Include any argument whose string representation matches either "apple" or "banana"
  # The "apple" pattern will match both "green apple" and "red apple"
  sidekiq.args.include:
    - apple
    - banana
  Exclude any arguments that match either "grape", "orange", or "pear"
  sidekiq.args.exclude:
  
  grape
  orange
  pear
  
  Exclude any argument that is a 9 digit number
  sidekiq.args.exclude:
  
  '\d{9}'
  
  Include anything that starts with "blue" but exclude anything that ends in "green"
  sidekiq.args.include
  
  '^blue'
  
  sidekiq.args.exclude
  
  'green$'

Bugfix: Update Elasticsearch datastore instance metric to use port instead of path

Previously, the Elasticsearch datastore instance metric (Datastore/instance/Elasticsearch/<host>/*) used the path as the final value. This caused a metrics grouping issue for some users, as every document ID created a unique metric. Now, the datastore instance metric has been updated to use the port as the final value. This also has the benefit of being more accurate for datastore instance metrics, as this port is directly associated with the already listed host.

Bugfix: Resolve inverted logic of NewRelic::Rack::AgentHooks.needed?

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Commits

• 88f6288 Merge pull request #2207 from newrelic/config-docs-pr-title
• c14a5a8 Update title for config docs PR
• d834113 Merge pull request #2201 from newrelic/prerelease_updates_9.5.0-pre
• 8322c53 bump version
• 0cfb5a4 Merge pull request #2182 from newrelic/elasticsearch-port
• 55a092a Add changelog entry and update spacing
• ac3d55b Merge branch 'dev' into elasticsearch-port
• efb6eb1 Merge pull request #2189 from newrelic/you_rang❓
• 942607b Merge pull request #2180 from newrelic/stripe_instrumentation
• c817989 Update CHANGELOG.md
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