feat(vcr): allow for json body normalizations when recording cassettes#324
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The GitHub Actions 'test' job installs from requirements.txt (pinned to v1.40.0), while GitLab's test-rum job uses uv sync from pyproject.toml (which pulls latest). The prior commit added the new required kwarg vcr_json_body_normalizers to unblock GitLab, but that then broke the GitHub job because v1.40.0 doesn't accept the kwarg yet. Unify both envs on v1.50.1, which introduced vcr_json_body_normalizers in v1.47.0 (PR DataDog/dd-apm-test-agent#324, 2026-04-13). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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--vcr-json-body-normalizersorVCR_JSON_BODY_NORMALIZERSwill normalize all (nested) fields of each JSON request body when recording a cassette. This is so random things like generated IDs, dates, etc. that might not want to be counted towards a new cassette hash won't be counted.