Fix monitor delete method #31
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| monitors = opts[:monitors] || [opts] | ||
| url = "https://cronitor.io/api/monitors" | ||
| url = Cronitor::Monitor::API_URL |
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It works in this class method because the string is hardcoded in here.
| attr_reader :key, :api_key, :api_version, :env | ||
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| PING_RETRY_THRESHOLD = 3 | ||
| API_URL = 'https://cronitor.io/api/monitors'.freeze |
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Is there a need to make this configurable? Something for internal testing/usage for example.
| "https://cronitor.io/p/#{api_key}/#{key}" | ||
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| def monitor_api_url |
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No longer needed since instance and class methods now just utilize the constant.
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Anything else needed here? |
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Hi @nickhammond thanks so much for bringing this up, and my apologies for the slow reply, I had accidentally disabled notifications for this repo. I just released version 5.2.2 which addresses this. However, the intention originally was that .delete should be an instance method not a class method (this aligns with the pattern that the rest of our SDKs follow), so the real bug was that it had been created as a class method. I've fixed that, and will work as documented now. I'm going to close this out, but thank you again for bringing this to my attention! |
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@aflanagan No worries, thanks for releasing the new version with this fix! |
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.deleteis a class method andmonitor_api_urlisn't defined on the class or the config, just on an instance of a monitor. I moved the API URL up to a constant and removed the instance method so that it can be utilized from a class or instance method.You can see the failing call to
deletewhen you run specs locally with an API key, you'll get: