added tenant id header

[GurinderRawala]

The changes involve modifications to the BackendSrv class located in the public/app/core/services/backend_srv.ts file. The request handling logic is enhanced by adding a new header, x-tenant-id, based on the presence of a firebaseTenantId in session storage. This addition is conditional on the existence of a codeRabbitOrg also retrieved from session storage. Furthermore, the getCodeRabbitOrg method has been updated to improve error handling during JSON parsing.

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The changes involve modifications to the BackendSrv class located in the public/app/core/services/backend_srv.ts file. The request handling logic is enhanced by adding a new header, x-tenant-id, based on the presence of a firebaseTenantId in session storage. This addition is conditional on the existence of a codeRabbitOrg also retrieved from session storage. Furthermore, the getCodeRabbitOrg method has been updated to improve error handling during JSON parsing.

Changes

File	Change Summary
public/app/core/services/backend_srv.ts	Enhanced request handling by adding x-tenant-id header conditionally; updated getCodeRabbitOrg for better JSON error handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant BackendSrv
    participant SessionStorage

    Client->>BackendSrv: Make request
    BackendSrv->>SessionStorage: Check for firebaseTenantId
    alt firebaseTenantId exists
        BackendSrv->>SessionStorage: Check for codeRabbitOrg
        alt codeRabbitOrg exists
            BackendSrv->>Client: Add x-tenant-id header
        else
            BackendSrv->>Client: Proceed without x-tenant-id
        end
    else
        BackendSrv->>Client: Proceed without x-tenant-id
    end

Poem

In the garden where requests do play,
A header blooms, brightening the way.
With x-tenant-id now in tow,
Our service dances, swift and slow.
Errors handled, a joyful cheer,
CodeRabbit's magic, always near! 🐇✨

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