Summary
Applications monitored by RUM generate JavaScript errors referring to Symbol.iterator when using RUM Agent 1.329 or higher. This is caused by the RUM Agent interacting with code that implements Array.prototype.find incorrectly in other JavaScript on the page.
Problem
Following the release of RUM JavaScript Agent 1.329, some customers have reported encountering JavaScript errors on pages utilising the Array.prototype.find() function. We are seeing errors arise when the front-end code using this function returns an invalid value, i.e. a value that does not satisfy the testing function.
Per the Mozilla documentation, this condition should return undefined not any other value. Returning an invalid value will cause the RUM JavaScript Agent to generate an error, which may affect the page loading.
Resolution
In order to resolve this issue, the other JavaScript code on the page must be modified so that it only returns valid values for this function.
As a temporary solution, you can update your RUM application to use version 1.327 of the RUM JavaScript agent. See how to Control the RUM JavaScript version.
What's next
This issue arises in version 1.329 because the RUM agent introduced functionality that utilises the Array.prototype.find method, which is only available in version 1.329 and above. Therefore, it relies on the correct implementation of the Array.prototype.find method if it is used by other JavaScript on the same page.
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