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Allow late instrumentation of globalThis.fetch
#57527
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Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527
Hello, Thank you for your investigation, the fixed you suggested is in review in #57531 |
Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527
Instead of using the reference that existed when `FetchBackend` was setup. fixes angular#57527
Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527
Sadly this is still open as #57531 had to be reverted. |
I'm investigating why the fix made our tests flaky. |
Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527
…7531) Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527 PR Close angular#57531
…7531) Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527 PR Close angular#57531
…7531) Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527 PR Close angular#57531
…7531) Instead of using the reference that existing when `FetchBackend` is setup. fixes angular#57527 PR Close angular#57531
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Which @angular/* package(s) are relevant/related to the feature request?
common
Description
I am working on the Datadog Browser SDK, and we have customers having issues when using
withFetch()
.Our RUM SDK, like many other RUM solutions, is replacing the
fetch
global with an instrumented version (see our code, Sentry code, OpenTelemetry code). This works fine most of the time, but because Angular 18 is storing a reference of thefetch
global internally, users willing to usewithFetch()
have to load and initialize our SDK before starting their Angular app, else Angular will use the nativefetch
instead of our instrumented version. This is not ideal as it forces the Angular app to wait for our SDK to be loaded and initialized before starting.Proposed solution
Keep using the global
fetch
variable. This could be done by replacingwith
here
Alternatives considered
Ask Angular 18 users to initialize third-party instrumentation libraries before starting their Angular app.
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