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Conditional Tracepoints
You may need to take snapshots only when certain conditions are met. Use the “Condition” box in the edit popup to specify an optional condition:
Thundra Sidekick - Tracepoint Event Condition
The condition syntax was kept very simple to make it understandable without referring to a manual. Any developer who is already using a mainstream language should feel familiar with the syntax. If you are not sure, you can look at the quick tip by hovering the question mark next to the “Condition” label:
Thundra Sidekick - Tracepoint Event Hint
Basically, the conditions defined should return a boolean value. So, some of the simplest forms consist of a comparison operator and two operands (variable or literal) like below:
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id != null
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name == “bob”
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isRegistered == true
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itemCount > 0
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failedCount <= recoveredCount
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You can combine those expressions with binary boolean operators to build more complex expressions:
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id != null && isRegistered == true
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id != null AND isRegistered == true
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itemCount > 0 || failedCount <= recoveredCount
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itemCount > 0 OR failedCount <= recoveredCount
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You can use parentheses to force precedence between multiple boolean clauses:
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(id != null && isRegistered == true) OR (itemCount > 0 || failedCount <= recoveredCount)
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Another feature is using placeholders to get the primitives in the objects. You can access certain properties that is normally not available as a local variable at the tracepoint location, using the special syntax:
{spring.user.name}
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