feat(remix): Enable RequestData integration for server-side requests
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@onurtemizkan - Currently some of the tests are failing here, consistently timing out, for reasons I've been trying debug all evening but have come up empty on. Mind taking a look? |
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@lobsterkatie, sure I'm checking now 👍 |
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@onurtemizkan - Your fixes worked! Thanks! |
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Gonna merge this in for the release |
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This enables the new
RequestDataintegration in the remix SDK in order to add request data to server-side events. The integration itself is already installed automatically when the SDK initializes, because it's one of the underlying node SDK's default integrations, but without access to the request, it currently no-ops. This enables it to function as intended by storing the request object in the scope'ssdkProcessingMetadata.