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inspector: add Network.Initiator in inspector protocol #56805
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The CI failure on SmartOS seems related to the change, will take a look |
cc @nodejs/platform-smartos |
It seems like the build dependencies are not respected while building on SmartOS. |
@legendecas Can you open an issue about this? |
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A GYP hard dependency instructs GYP to not remove the dependency link between two static library targets in its generated output. This allows V8 dependents to include V8 inspector protocol headers.
Add initiator stack trace in inspector network events, reflecting the location where the script created the request. The `http.client.request.created` event is closer to where user code creates the http request, and correctly reflects which script initiated the request.
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Add initiator stack trace in inspector network events, reflecting
the location where the script created the request.
The
http.client.request.created
event is closer to where user codecreates the http request, and correctly reflects which script
initiated the request.
Refs: #53946