Bump newrelic_rpm from 3.9.0.229 to 6.8.0.360

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Bumps newrelic_rpm from 3.9.0.229 to 6.8.0.360.

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New Relic Ruby Agent Release Notes

v6.8.0

• Initial Ruby 2.7 support

  The Ruby agent has been verified to run with Ruby 2.7.0-preview1.

• New API method to add custom attributes to Spans

  New API method for adding custom attributes to spans. Previously, custom attributes were only available at the Transaction level. Now, with Span level custom attributes, more granular tagging of events is possible for easier isolation and review of trace events. For more information:

  • Agent#add_custom_span_attributes

• Enables ability to migrate to Configurable Security Policies (CSP) on a per agent basis for accounts already using High Security Mode (HSM).

  When both HSM and CSP are enabled for an account, an agent (this version or later) can successfully connect with either high_security: true or the appropriate security_policies_token configured. high_security has been added as part of the preconnect payload.

• Bugfix for Logs in Context combined with act-fluent-logger-rails

  Previously, when using the Ruby agent's Logs in Context logger to link logging data with trace and entity metadata for an improved experience in the UI, customers who were also using the act-fluent-logger-rails gem would see a NoMethodError for clear_tags! that would interfere with the use of this feature. This error no longer appears, allowing customers to combine the use of Logs in Context with the use of this gem.

  Please note that the Logs in Context logger does not support tagged logging; if you are initializing your logger with a log_tags argument, your custom tags may not appear on the final version of your logs.

• Bugfix for parsing invalid newrelic.yml

  Previously, if the newrelic.yml configuration file was invalid, and the agent could not start as a result, the agent would not log any indication of the problem.

  This version of the agent will emit a FATAL message to STDOUT when this scenario occurs so that customers can address issues with newrelic.yml that prevent startup.

• Configuration options containing the terms "whitelist" and "blacklist" deprecated

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Commits

• 1dc18f8 Merge pull request #1984 from ruby-agent/dev
• 9957aeb Merge pull request #1983 from ruby-agent/RUBY-2352_update_version_to_6.8
• b746755 RUBY-2352 Fix spacing in CHANGELOG
• fd401c4 RUBY-2352 Update version
• f9fe80b Merge pull request #1981 from ruby-agent/RUBY-2338_act_fluent_logger_rails_bu...
• 3c46fec RUBY-2338 Update CHANGELOG
• 8fae9d0 RUBY-2338 Add no-op clear_tags! method to DecoratingFormatter
• f9c057e Merge pull request #1980 from ruby-agent/RUBY-2227_w3c_trace_context_poc
• 91688a9 Merge branch 'RUBY-2227_w3c_trace_context_poc' of source.datanerd.us:ruby-age...
• 75603c4 RUBY-2227 reducing warnings from Travis that push logs past 4MB limit; freezi...
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