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As a plugin developer, I would like to have support for sending httptrace debugging information.
As a first step, printing the different steps of the HTTP transaction could be a good start to help plugin developpers.
As a second step, those logs could be sent to a dedicated log service (but that seems overkill for the first iteration).
This could leave inside the communicator code (plugin-sdk).
Use Case(s)
This could be useful to see if an HTTP request gets stuck where it is stuck exactly.
Hey @remyleone, thanks for opening !
Just to clarify, that httptrace debugging information, you would like to print it for debugging purpose ? Or, send it somewhere?
Gotcha ! Yeah, I think this would be a good idea; we could propose a http package in the SDK that gives a function that returns a httptrace.ClientTrace{.
Description
As a plugin developer, I would like to have support for sending httptrace debugging information.
As a first step, printing the different steps of the HTTP transaction could be a good start to help plugin developpers.
As a second step, those logs could be sent to a dedicated log service (but that seems overkill for the first iteration).
This could leave inside the communicator code (plugin-sdk).
Use Case(s)
This could be useful to see if an HTTP request gets stuck where it is stuck exactly.
Potential References
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