This commit adds the `doNotFollowRedirects` option to the `WebsiteRequest` and `API` classes. When set to `true`, the classes will not follow redirects when making HTTP requests. This is achieved by setting the `maxRedirects` property of the `axiosOptions` object to 0. This change allows for more control over the behavior of HTTP requests and ensures that redirects are not automatically followed.
This code change updates the ProbeMonitorResponse interface to include the monitorDestination and monitorDestinationPort properties. These properties represent the destination URL or IP address and the corresponding port for monitoring. By adding these properties to the interface, we ensure that the necessary information is available for monitoring purposes.
The code changes in this commit remove support for the Webkit browser in the BrowserType enum and SyntheticMonitor module. The Webkit browser was commented out and not being used, so it was decided to remove it to simplify the codebase and reduce unnecessary dependencies. This refactor improves code organization and maintainability.
The code changes remove the unused `isHeadRequest` property in the `MonitorUtil` and `ApiMonitor` classes. This cleanup improves code readability and eliminates unnecessary code.
This commit updates the timeout handling in the monitor scripts to use the `WorkflowScriptTimeoutInMS` and `PROBE_CUSTOM_CODE_MONITOR_SCRIPT_TIMEOUT_IN_MS` values from the environment configuration. This ensures that the monitor scripts have consistent and configurable timeout values, improving the reliability and performance of the monitoring system.
This commit updates the type of the executionTimeInMS property in the CustomCodeMonitorResponse interface from PositiveNumber to number. The PositiveNumber type was unnecessary and caused compatibility issues with other parts of the codebase. Changing it to number simplifies the code and ensures consistency across the application.
This commit adds support for the ArrayOfText field type in the Detail component. When the field type is ArrayOfText and there is data available, the data is joined with commas and displayed in the UI. This enhancement improves the user experience by properly rendering and handling the ArrayOfText field type in the Detail component.
This commit updates the logger.debug statements in multiple files to log the message 'Exiting node process' instead of 'Exiting node process'. This change improves the logging consistency and ensures that the appropriate log level is used for this message.
This commit refactors the CriteriaFilterUtil class to improve the filtering of options based on the checkOn value. It removes the unnecessary check for CheckOn.Error in the if statement and adds a new if statement specifically for CheckOn.Error. This change ensures that the options are filtered correctly for each checkOn value, enhancing the accuracy and effectiveness of the criteria filtering functionality.
This commit refactors the SyntheticMonitor class to ensure that the browser and page are properly closed after use. The code now checks if the page and browser objects exist before attempting to close them, preventing potential memory leaks. This improvement enhances the reliability and efficiency of the SyntheticMonitor functionality.
This commit adds support for the CustomCodeMonitor type in the MonitorUtil class. It includes the necessary code to execute custom JavaScript code provided in the monitor step data. This enhancement improves the flexibility of the monitoring system by allowing users to define and execute their own custom code for monitoring purposes.
This commit updates the values of the BrowserType enum in the file `Common/Types/BrowserType.ts`. The `Chrome` value is changed to `Chromium`, and the `Safari` value is changed to `Webkit`. This change reflects more accurate and up-to-date browser names, improving the clarity and consistency of the code.
This commit adds the `syntheticMonitorResponse` property to the `ProbeMonitorResponse` interface in order to support the `SyntheticMonitorResponse` type. This allows for the inclusion of synthetic monitor data in the probe monitor response, providing more comprehensive monitoring information.
