fix(node): Revert to dynamic require for http(s) monkey patching#7430
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fix(node): Revert to dynamic require for http(s) monkey patching#7430
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mydea
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require call to fix monkey patchingrequire call to fix http(s) monkey patching
require call to fix http(s) monkey patchingrequire for http(s) monkey patching
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This PR partially reverts #7377 which caused monkey patching errors when patching the native
httpandhttpsmodules in the Node SDK (#7425). Similarly, also our Serverless SDK was subjected to the same problem (#7421).The problem is that
importdoesn't permit monkey patching of the importedhttpmodule functions, producing this error:I tried using a dynamic import instead but got the same result. So it seems like we can only use
requirehere :(This also seems to be a known problem for the oTel folks: open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js#1946
Merging this PR means, we'll have to think of something for the SvelteKit SDK but we should nevertheless do it and cut a release to unblock everyone experiencing this error.
closes #7425
closes #7421