Since #98, the requestCallback never gets called with a second argument, because its role is a 'response' handler for HttpClientRequest:
The optional callback parameter will be added as a one-time listener for the 'response' event.
src: https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_http_request_options_callback
As a result, the callback defined in __dispatchEvent currently never gets called in nodejs, and as a result we don't log any messages for LOG_MESSAGES.ACTIVATE_USER or LOG_MESSAGES.TRACK_EVENT.
Since #98, the
requestCallbacknever gets called with a second argument, because its role is a 'response' handler forHttpClientRequest:As a result, the callback defined in
__dispatchEventcurrently never gets called in nodejs, and as a result we don't log any messages forLOG_MESSAGES.ACTIVATE_USERorLOG_MESSAGES.TRACK_EVENT.