def test_collect_span_events_override(collect_span_events,
span_events_enabled):
if collect_span_events and span_events_enabled:
spans_expected = True
else:
spans_expected = False
span_count = 2 if spans_expected else 0
@validate_span_events(count=span_count)
@override_application_settings({
'transaction_tracer.enabled': False,
'distributed_tracing.enabled': True,
'span_events.enabled': span_events_enabled,
'collect_span_events': collect_span_events
})
@background_task(name='test_collect_span_events_override')
def _test():
transaction = current_transaction()
transaction._sampled = True
with FunctionTrace('span_generator'):
pass
if not spans_expected:
_test = function_not_called('newrelic.core.attribute',
'resolve_agent_attributes')(_test)
_test()
def test_errors_in_error_handlers(
nr_enabled, app, url, metric_name, metrics, errors):
settings = global_settings()
@override_generic_settings(settings, {'enabled': nr_enabled})
def _test():
# Because of a bug in Sanic versions <0.8.0, the response.status value
# is inconsistent. Rather than assert the status value, we rely on the
# transaction errors validator to confirm the application acted as we'd
# expect it to.
app.fetch('get', url)
if nr_enabled:
_test = validate_transaction_errors(errors=errors)(_test)
_test = validate_transaction_metrics(metric_name,
scoped_metrics=metrics,
rollup_metrics=metrics)(_test)
else:
_test = function_not_called('newrelic.core.stats_engine',
'StatsEngine.record_transaction')(_test)
_test()