Track barometer request times #22
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| @@ -57,7 +56,7 @@ transport._flushBuffer = function (pageEnd) { | |||
| if (navigator.sendBeacon) { | |||
| navigator.sendBeacon(url, JSON.stringify(bufferToSend)) | |||
| } else { | |||
| var xhr = new xhrStats._XMLHttpRequest() | |||
| var xhr = new window.XMLHttpRequest() | |||
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The challenge with doing this the HTTP request to store metrics will generate more and more metrics. We'll end up in an infinite cycle of HTTP requests. If you try this by dumping the built code into this TripApp PR (https://github.com/holidayextras/tripapplite/pull/4190) you'll see the constant flow of metrics, even when no page interactions are happening.
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This resolves #9. We already measure the times for all GET requests but the POST request that barometer makes is using the real XmlHttpRequest and doesn't log the times. I just made the change to use the monkey-patched version we have so that it would log the metrics.