debug ci

config/initializers/dfe_analytics.rb

@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 DfE::Analytics.configure do |config|
   # Whether to log events instead of sending them to BigQuery.
   #
-  config.log_only = false
+  # config.log_only = true
+  config.log_only = (%w[development test].include?(ENV["RAILS_ENV"]) || ENV["ENVIRONMENT_NAME"].start_with?("review"))
 
   # Whether to use ActiveJob or dispatch events immediately.
   #
-  config.async = true
-  config.entity_table_checks_enabled = true
+  # config.async = true
 
   # Which ActiveJob queue to put events on
   #
-  config.queue = :analytics
+  # config.queue = :default
 
   # The name of the BigQuery table we’re writing to.
   #
@@ -27,9 +27,7 @@
   # Service account JSON key for the BigQuery API. See
   # https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/authentication/service-account-file
   #
-  # We base64 encode the secret otherwise the raw JSON is mangled when it gets
-  #  written to/read from the Azure keyvault.
-  config.bigquery_api_json_key = ENV["BIGQUERY_API_JSON_KEY"] ? Base64.decode64(ENV["BIGQUERY_API_JSON_KEY"]) : nil
+  # config.bigquery_api_json_key = ENV['BIGQUERY_API_JSON_KEY']
 
   # Passed directly to the retries: option on the BigQuery client
   #
@@ -43,14 +41,14 @@
   # enable analytics. You might want to hook this up to a feature flag or
   # environment variable.
   #
-  config.enable_analytics = proc { Rails.application.config.dfe_analytics }
+  config.enable_analytics = proc { Rails.env.production? }
 
-  config.user_identifier = proc { |user| user&.sub }
+  # Enable entity table check job
+  #
+  config.entity_table_checks_enabled = true
 
   # The environment we’re running in. This value will be attached
   # to all events we send to BigQuery.
   #
   # config.environment = ENV.fetch('RAILS_ENV', 'development')
-
-  config.azure_federated_auth = ENV.include? "GOOGLE_CLOUD_CREDENTIALS"
 end