PHP Extension 5.15.0 released

• New Feature: The experimental MongoDB instrumentation added in Tideways 5.7.0 replaces the old MongoDB instrumentation. The new instrumentation is more reliable and provides better insights into the commands used.
• Improvement: Add various missing instrumentation for MySQLi functionality, such as the transaction-control functions.
• Improvement: Add instrumentation for newer pecl/memcache functionality, such as the MemcachePool class and the CAS command.
• Improvement: Use UTF-8-aware truncation for PCRE argument capture.
• Improvement: Add vendor boundaries for elasticsearch/elasticsearch.
• Improvement: Expose the underlying HTTP span for Elasticsearch requests.
• Improvement: Improve Callgraph for Shopware 6, by disambiguating calls to Shopware’s integrated profiler.
• Improvement: Logical conjunctions, such as ['field' => ['$gt' => 0, '$lt' => 10]] are now correctly reported in the mongo.filter annotation.
• Improvement: The instrumentation for colinmollenhour/credis, which amongst others, is used by Magento now supports the tideways.features.redis_keys feature.
• Improvement: Spans created for HTTP requests performed with PHP’s streams API will now end when the stream is closed, previously they only indicated the time spent on setting up the connection.
• Improvement: Configure a reasonable timeout for the daemon to respond to a tracepoint request. The tideways.timeout setting only restricts the time for the connection, not the time waiting for the response.
• Bugfix: Fix instrumentation of parameter-less mysqli_connect().
• Bugfix: Fix possible crash when using the procedural mysqli_stmt_execute() function.
• Bugfix: Fix various cases of broken span error reporting for MySQLi.
• Bugfix: Correctly report non-standard ports in MySQLi DSN.
• Bugfix: Fix MongoDB layer accounting in monitoring mode.
• Bugfix: Fix the http.status annotation for failing HTTP requests if a custom stream notification callback is attached.
• Bugfix: Fix the http.status annotation for redirected HTTP requests when PHP’s streams API.
• Bugfix: Fix possible crash when opening HTTP streams using another stream wrapper, such as gzopen().