fix(node): Check if router exists before it is instrumented #5502
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This PR hotfixes a problem in our router instrumentation introduced in #5450 which would cause Express 5 Node apps to crash on startup. Because the internals of Express 5 (which is still in beta) have changed quite a bit compared to Express 4, there is unfortunately no quick way of supporting the new version in our current router instrumentation.
Therefore, this PR simply checks if the router we retrieve from Express 4 apps (which we get from
app._router
) exists. In case it does, we can patch it; in case it doesn't, we know that the integration is either used with Express 3 or 5. In both cases, we early return and do not patch the router.We can revisit adding proper support for early URL parameterization of Express 5 apps but for now, this PR will unblock Express 5 users by skipping instrumentation. This means that for Express 5, we fall back to our old way of instrumenting routes (which means we get paramterized routes for transaction names but only after the route handler was executed and the transaction is finished).
fixes #5501