24 June 2020
What’s New
- We’ve re-coded timeouts to ensure that websockets gracefully get upgraded from the default timeout to 30 seconds. This will result in more reliable handoffs for websocket requests.
- Delivery record metadata is now more consistent across products.
- Functionality has been added to support HTTPS proxied requests between MAX / WRAP / SWITCH SDK apps and the optimizer. New client SDK code will take advantage of this new functionality.
- Response messaging is now more explicit when access is refused by the whitelist.
- Code enhancements have been completed in preparation for more efficient log processing.
- To improve our troubleshooting ability on REACH, we have increased the amount of metadata logged when 403 is returned by the optimizer.
Bug Fixes
- We fixed misleading log messaging claiming that a whitelist was missing when it wasn’t.
- We squashed a bug where data used by ads served in a MAX or WRAP app wasn’t being logged against the app.
- In cases where we are using X-Forwarded-For (XFF) header, we are now checking that it is a valid IP. If it’s not, we use the peer’s IP.
- Our shortcode service was appending a forward slash, which would return 500 in some instances. It’s now fixed.