Bump newrelic_rpm from 9.14.0 to 9.15.0

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Bumps newrelic_rpm from 9.14.0 to 9.15.0.

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v9.15.0

Version 9.15.0 updates View Componment instrumentation to use a default metric name when one is unavailable, adds a configuration option to associate the AWS account ID with the DynamoDB calls from the AWS SDK, resolves a bug in rdkafka instrumentation when using the karafka-rdkafka gem, resolves a bug in the ruby-kafka instrumentation, fixes a bug with Grape instrumentation, and addresses a bug preventing the agent from running in serverless mode in an AWS Lambda layer.

• Feature: New configuration option cloud.aws.account_id

  A new configuration option has been added, cloud.aws.account_id, that will allow New Relic to provide more details about certain calls made using the AWS SDK. One example, is that relationships between AWS services instrumented with New Relic's CloudWatch Metric Streams will have relationships formed in the service map with APM applications. Currently, the DynamoDB instrumentation is the only instrumentation that will make use of this configuration option, but this will be used in future instrumentation as well. PR#2904

• Feature: Use default View/component metric name for unidentified View Components

  Previously, when a View Component metric name could not be identified, the agent would set the name as nil. Now, the agent defaults to using View/component as the metric name when one can not be identified. PR#2907

• Bugfix: Instrumentation errors when using the karafka-rdkafka gem

  Due to version differences between the rdkafka gem and karafka-rdkafka gem, the agent could encounter an error when it tried to install rdkafka instrumentation. This has now been resolved. Thank you to @​krisdigital for bringing this issue to our attention. PR#2880

• Bugfix: Stop calling deprecated all_specs method to check for the presence of newrelic-grape

  In 9.14.0, we released a fix for calls to the deprecated Bundler.rubygems.all_specs, but the fix fell short for the agent's Grape instrumentation and deprecation warnings could still be raised. The condition has been simplified and deprecation warnings should no longer be raised. Thank you, @​excelsior for bringing this to our attention. Issue#2885 PR#2906

• Bugfix: Instrumentation errors when using the ruby-kafka gem

  Kafka::Consumer#each_message takes keyword arguments, while the prepended method is defined with a single splat positional argument. In Ruby >= 3.0, this signature mismatch raises an ArgumentError. Thank you @​patrickarnett for providing this bugfix. PR#2915

• Bugfix: Restore AWS Lambda layer operational functionality

  Version 9.14.0 of the agent introduced an optimization related to how the agent handles boolean configuration parameters which inadvertently caused the agent to stop operating properly in an AWS Lambda layer context. Issue#2919PR#2920

Commits

• e1b035f Prerelease 9.15.0-pre (#2927)
• c3bc266 Merge pull request #2923 from newrelic/add_to_gitignore
• 059d7f3 Merge pull request #2924 from newrelic/tigger-envy
• bfed2c0 bundle after checkout
• fad51f8 Add bundling step
• d7c30b8 Update run conditions
• 75d56e2 chore: Rename build job
• 415fe00 Add scan-type: fs
• 2e4bd33 Add security scan
• 9f26380 add .vscode to gitignore
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