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require 'new_relic/helper'
# This class encapsulates an error that was noticed by New Relic in a managed app.
class NewRelic::NoticedError
extend NewRelic::CollectionHelper
attr_accessor :path, :timestamp, :params, :exception_class, :message
attr_reader :exception_id
def initialize(path, data, exception, timestamp = Time.now)
@exception_id = exception.object_id
@path = path
@params = NewRelic::NoticedError.normalize_params(data)
@exception_class = exception.is_a?(Exception) ? exception.class.name : 'Error'
if exception.respond_to?('original_exception')
@message = exception.original_exception.message.to_s
else
@message = (exception || '<no message>').to_s
end
unless @message.is_a?(String)
# In pre-1.9.3, Exception.new({}).to_s.class != String
# That is, Exception#to_s may not return a String instance if one wasn't
# passed in upon creation of the Exception. So, try to generate a useful
# String representation of the exception message, falling back to failsafe
@message = String(@message.inspect) rescue '<unknown message type>'
end
# clamp long messages to 4k so that we don't send a lot of
# overhead across the wire
@message = @message[0..4095] if @message.length > 4096
# obfuscate error message if necessary
if NewRelic::Agent.config[:high_security]
@message = NewRelic::Agent::Database.obfuscate_sql(@message)
end
@timestamp = timestamp
end
def ==(other)
if other.respond_to?(:exception_id)
@exception_id == other.exception_id
else
false
end
end
include NewRelic::Coerce
def to_collector_array(encoder=nil)
[ NewRelic::Helper.time_to_millis(@timestamp),
string(@path),
string(@message),
string(@exception_class),
@params ]
end
end
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