Preserve field types when truncating large payloads #290
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* Handle array type cases * Handle trimming and truncation * Handle recursive Enumerables * Add tests \o/
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Added tests and handling for a few edge cases, such as floating-point values and arrays which contains objects other than hashes. Thanks, @duncanhewett! |
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When truncating large payloads the event hash is passed into the
reduce_hash_size' helper. This currently converts booleans and integers to strings which can result the payload being rejected by Bugsnag (particularly theinProject` field in a stackframe).This will preserve integers and booleans in the truncated payload.