New Components - bugsnag #16866
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""" WalkthroughThis update introduces a comprehensive Bugsnag integration, adding new polling sources for error and release events, actions for project creation and error updates, and a robust app module for API interaction with dynamic option loading and pagination. Supporting constants and test fixtures are included, and legacy or redundant files are removed. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant BugsnagIntegration
participant BugsnagAPI
User->>BugsnagIntegration: Trigger "Create Project" action
BugsnagIntegration->>BugsnagAPI: POST /organizations/:org_id/projects
BugsnagAPI-->>BugsnagIntegration: Project creation response
BugsnagIntegration-->>User: Project details
User->>BugsnagIntegration: Trigger "Update Error Severity" action
BugsnagIntegration->>BugsnagAPI: PATCH /projects/:project_id/errors/:error_id
BugsnagAPI-->>BugsnagIntegration: Error update response
BugsnagIntegration-->>User: Update confirmation
BugsnagIntegration->>BugsnagAPI: Poll for new errors/releases/events
BugsnagAPI-->>BugsnagIntegration: Paginated data
BugsnagIntegration-->>User: Emit event if new data found
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components/bugsnag/sources/new-release-created/new-release-created.mjs (1)
34-34: Remove trailing whitespace.There's trailing whitespace on the final line that should be removed for consistency.
- +components/bugsnag/sources/common/base.mjs (2)
63-68: Add validation for timestamp ordering assumption.The logic assumes items are returned in descending timestamp order from the API, but there's no validation of this assumption. If the API doesn't guarantee this ordering, the filtering logic could break.
Consider adding a comment or validation to ensure the timestamp ordering assumption is documented:
+ // Assumes items are returned in descending timestamp order from API for await (const item of results) { const ts = Date.parse(item[tsField]); if (ts > lastTs) { items.push(item); } else { break; } }
94-94: Document the rationale for processing 25 items in deploy hook.The magic number 25 lacks explanation for why this specific limit was chosen for initial deployment.
Add a comment explaining the rationale:
hooks: { async deploy() { + // Process last 25 items on initial deployment to populate recent events await this.processEvent(25); }, },
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🔇 Additional comments (24)
components/bugsnag/common/constants.mjs (3)
1-68: LGTM! Comprehensive project types coverage.The PROJECT_TYPES array provides excellent coverage of various development frameworks and platforms, from mobile (android, ios, reactnative) to web (angular, react, vue) to backend (django, flask, rails) and gaming platforms (unity, unrealengine). The alphabetical ordering within categories makes it maintainable.
70-83: Well-structured error severities with clear descriptions.The ERROR_SEVERITIES array follows standard logging conventions with appropriate value-label pairs. The descriptive labels help users understand when each severity level should be used.
85-88: Clean export structure.The default export pattern is consistent with the project's module structure and makes the constants easily accessible to other components.
components/bugsnag/bugsnag.app.mjs (8)
1-2: Proper import structure.The axios import from @pipedream/platform is correct for making HTTP requests within the Pipedream platform.
6-20: Well-implemented dynamic options loading for organizations.The organizationId prop definition correctly uses async options to load organizations dynamically, with proper error handling using optional chaining.
21-54: Excellent pagination support for project options.The projectId prop implementation properly handles pagination using prevContext and the returnFullResponse pattern. The link header parsing and context management are well-structured.
55-88: Consistent pagination pattern for error options.The errorId prop follows the same pagination pattern as projectId, ensuring consistency across the app module.
96-108: Secure and well-structured HTTP request method.The _makeRequest method properly:
- Constructs URLs with base URL and path
- Includes authentication headers using the API token
- Supports both custom URLs and path-based requests
- Spreads additional options for flexibility
110-115: Robust link header parsing for pagination.The getNextLink method uses a precise regex to extract the "next" link from HTTP Link headers, following RFC 5988 standards for web linking.
116-171: Comprehensive API method coverage.The API methods provide complete CRUD operations:
- List methods for organizations, projects, errors, events, releases
- Create method for projects
- Update method for errors
All methods properly pass through options and use correct HTTP methods.
172-196: Excellent async generator for pagination.The paginate method is well-implemented:
- Uses async generator pattern for memory efficiency
- Handles max count limits properly
- Correctly processes link headers for next page navigation
- Clears params when using next URL to avoid conflicts
components/bugsnag/actions/update-error-severity/update-error-severity.mjs (4)
1-3: Proper module imports.The imports correctly reference the app module and constants, establishing the necessary dependencies for the action.
4-9: Well-defined action metadata.The action has appropriate metadata including a descriptive name, documentation link, and semantic versioning.
10-42: Excellent hierarchical prop dependencies.The props are well-structured with:
- Proper propDefinition references to the app module
- Cascading dependencies (organizationId → projectId → errorId)
- Severity options sourced from constants
- Clear descriptions for user guidance
43-57: Correct API call implementation.The run method properly:
- Calls the updateError method with correct parameters
- Uses "override_severity" operation as required by Bugsnag API
- Provides meaningful export summary
- Returns the API response
components/bugsnag/actions/create-project/create-project.mjs (4)
1-3: Proper module dependencies.The imports correctly establish dependencies on the app module and constants for project creation functionality.
4-9: Clear action definition.The action metadata is well-defined with descriptive name, documentation reference, and proper versioning.
10-35: Well-structured project creation props.The props are thoughtfully designed:
- organizationId uses propDefinition from app module
- Project name and type are clearly labeled
- Project type options sourced from constants
- ignoreOldBrowsers is appropriately optional and specific to JavaScript projects
36-50: Correct project creation implementation.The run method properly:
- Calls createProject with correct organizationId
- Maps props to appropriate data fields (note the snake_case conversion for ignore_old_browsers)
- Provides meaningful export summary with project name
- Returns the API response
components/bugsnag/sources/new-error-created/test-event.mjs (1)
1-56: Well-structured test event data.The test event provides comprehensive coverage of Bugsnag error fields including metadata, error details, statistics, linked issues, and reopen rules. The JSON structure is properly formatted and consistent.
components/bugsnag/sources/new-release-created/new-release-created.mjs (1)
1-33: Well-implemented source component.The component properly extends the common base, implements required methods for resource fetching, and provides clear configuration for release monitoring. The structure follows established patterns and includes proper test event integration.
components/bugsnag/sources/new-release-created/test-event.mjs (1)
1-30: Comprehensive test event data for releases.The test event provides excellent coverage of Bugsnag release fields including version information, build details, error/session statistics, and source control metadata. The nested structure is properly formatted and represents realistic release data.
components/bugsnag/sources/new-error-occurrence/new-error-occurrence.mjs (1)
1-34: LGTM! Clean implementation following established patterns.The source component correctly extends the common base and implements all required abstract methods. The API method selection (
listEvents) and timestamp field (received_at) are appropriate for tracking new error occurrences.components/bugsnag/sources/new-error-created/new-error-created.mjs (1)
1-34: LGTM! Consistent implementation for error creation tracking.The source component correctly extends the common base and uses appropriate API method (
listErrors) and timestamp field (first_seen) for tracking new error creation events. The implementation is consistent with the error occurrence source pattern.
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I left one minor comment with a description suggestion, moving it to QA
| severity: { | ||
| type: "string", | ||
| label: "Severity", | ||
| description: "The Error's new severity. This will be reflected in the Error's overridden_severity property. This is only applicable if the override_severity option is provided.", |
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Since we always pass 'override_severity', I think the last sentence in this description could be removed
| description: "The Error's new severity. This will be reflected in the Error's overridden_severity property. This is only applicable if the override_severity option is provided.", | |
| description: "The Error's new severity. This will be reflected in the Error's `overridden_severity` property", |
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Resolves #16834
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