Bump newrelic_rpm from 9.12.0 to 9.13.0

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Bumps newrelic_rpm from 9.12.0 to 9.13.0.

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v9.13.0

Version 9.13.0 enhances support for AWS Lambda functions, adds experimental OpenSearch instrumentation, updates framework detection, silences a Bundler deprecation warning, fixes Falcon dispatcher detection, fixes a bug with Redis instrumentation installation, and addresses a JRuby-specific concurrency issue.

• Feature: Enhance AWS Lambda function instrumentation

When utilized via the latest New Relic Ruby layer for AWS Lambda, the agent now offers enhanced support for AWS Lambda function instrumentation.

• The agent's instrumentation for AWS Lambda functions now supports distributed tracing.
• Web-triggered invocations are now identified as being "web"-based when an API Gateway call is involved, with support for both API Gateway versions 1.0 and 2.0.
• Web-based calls have the HTTP method, URI, and status code recorded.
• The agent now recognizes and reports on 12 separate AWS resources that are capable of triggering a Lambda function invocation: ALB, API Gateway V1, API Gateway V2, CloudFront, CloudWatch Scheduler, DynamoStreams, Firehose, Kinesis, S3, SES, SNS, and SQS.
• The type of the triggering resource and its ARN will be recorded for each resource, and for many of them, extra resource-specific attributes will be recorded as well. For example, Lambda function invocations triggered by S3 bucket activity will now result in the S3 bucket name being recorded. PR#2811

• Feature: Add experimental OpenSearch instrumentation

  The agent will now automatically instrument the opensearch-ruby gem. We're marking this instrumentation as experimental because more work is needed to fully test it. OpenSearch instrumentation provides telemetry similar to Elasticsearch. Thank you, @​Earlopain for reporting the issue and @​praveen-ks for an initial draft of the instrumentation. Issue#2228 PR#2796

• Feature: Improve framework detection accuracy for Grape and Padrino

  Previously, applications using the Grape framework would set ruby as their framework within the Environment Report. Now, Grape applications will be set to grape. Similarly, applications using the Padrino framework would be set to sinatra. Now, they will be set to padrino. This will help the New Relic security agent compatibility checks. Thank you, @​prateeksen for making this change. Issue#2777 PR#2789

• Feature: Silence Bundler all_specs deprecation warning

  Bundler.rubygems.all_specs was deprecated in favor of Bundler.rubygems.installed_specs in Bundler versions 2+, causing the agent to emit deprecation warnings. The method has been updated when Bundler 2+ is detected and warnings are now silenced. Thanks to @​jcoyne for reporting this issue. Issue#2733 PR#2823

• Bugfix: Fix Falcon dispatcher detection

  Previously, we tried to use the object space to determine whether the Falcon web server was in use. However, Falcon is not added to the object space until after the environment report is generated, resulting in a nil dispatcher. Now, we revert to an earlier strategy that discovered the dispatcher using File.basename. Thank you, @​prateeksen for reporting this issue and researching the problem. Issue#2778 PR#2795

• Bugfix: Fix for a Redis instrumentation error when Redis::Cluster::Client is present

  The Redis instrumentation previously contained a bug that would cause it to error out when Redis::Cluster::Client was present, owing to the use of a Ruby return outside of a method. Thanks very much to @​jdelStrother for not only reporting this bug but pointing us to the root cause as well. Issue#2814 PR#2816

• Bugfix: Address JRuby concurrency issue with config hash accessing

  The agent's internal configuration class maintains a hash that occassionally gets rebuilt. During the rebuild, certain previously dynamically determined instrumentation values are preserved for the benefit of the New Relic Ruby security agent. After reports from JRuby customers regarding concurrency issues related to the hash being accessed while being modified, two separate fixes went into the hash rebuild logic previously: a Hash#dup operation and a synchronize do block. But errors were still reported. We ourselves remain unable to reproduce these concurrency errors despite using the same exact versions of JRuby and all reported software. After confirming that the hash access code in question is only needed for the Ruby security agent (which operates only in non-production dedicated security testing environments), we have introduced a new fix for JRuby customers that will simply skip over the troublesome code when JRuby is in play but the security agent is not. PR#2798

Commits

• 454d61f Merge pull request #2827 from newrelic/prerelease_updates_9.13.0-pre
• dcc8ac0 bump version
• f016fd1 Merge pull request #2825 from newrelic/bundler_changelog
• a50b328 Update CHANGELOG.md
• 7adc0dc Add CHANGELOG for Bundler version update
• a885001 Add Bundler version conditions (#2823)
• 77b0838 Merge pull request #2822 from newrelic/two_kinds_of_koalas
• fff6656 bring in the latest cross-agent AWS Lambda JSON
• 7965561 Merge pull request #2821 from newrelic/james_best_face_barney_kessel_hands
• c869cd9 serverless handler tested: comment disambiguation
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