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fix: control logs telemetry using HYPERDX_LOG_LEVEL
#78
fix: control logs telemetry using HYPERDX_LOG_LEVEL
#78
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lgtm, looks like vector's CDN is breaking our CI though
Noticed this. Hopefully it gets fixed soon. |
@MikeShi42 what is exactly breaking for you? I had issues to build the image on our company network due to blacklisted domains. |
It's the vector installation script used in github action CI. I think it's not related. Have the issues with the blacklisted domains been resolved ? |
Had to rebuilt the custom image at home and push it to githubs artifact repo, from where I could download it 😐. Can't even access github codespaces from work. I am very curious to feed it some real world data! |
@Seikilos any chance you'd be open to opening an issue about the blocked domains? Wonder if it's a recurring issue we can at least keep an eye on (and collect more feedback about) if we can't fix in the near term. |
Our proxy on our company network started to block all access to CDNs and every url not whitelisted. I am not sure, whether you actually want to track that. We can get a CDN url whitelisted but only for fully qualified urls without wildcards. While I sort of understand the security intention behind it, it makes developing software "less" than ideal. |
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