[RUMF-201] add debug monitoring for navigation timing entries #214
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This information will help us debug the issue by providing more context on the navigation entry (ex: its name, initiatorType, ...) and will show previous measures if any. We expect only one PerformanceNavigationTiming should happen when a page is loading, but maybe that's not the case, so previous measures will tell us if it's happening.
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This information will help us debug the issue by providing more context on the navigation entry (ex: its name, initiatorType, ...) and will show previous measures if any. We expect only one PerformanceNavigationTiming should happen when a page is loading, but maybe that's not the case, so previous measures will tell us if it's happening.