Tahnik Mustasin

@hemantasapkota version 9.5.0 Did you try removing package-lock.json? EDIT: I just fixed an error related to extract-css-webpack-plugin. Pull the latest and see if it fixes your issue.

Sorry I totally forgot about this issue. Do you still need any help with it?

If I understand your question correctly, you could just build the server and use ``` node ./server/bin/server.js ``` This would open the server at localhost:3000.

@Siyanda-Mzam Hm you're right. Do you have time for a pull request? I don't think I will be able to work on it very soon.

@Siyanda-Mzam another thing you could do just to get some response from your server, you could run ``` npm run dev ``` in one terminal and ``` npm start ```...

Is there a reason why this was never merged?

Thank you for your prompt reponse @cgilmour. As I mentioned, setting the sampling_rules sends the `x-datadog-sampling-priority` correctly. However, nginx itself is being sampled at 100%. Here is the test setup...

I see, that means that nginx is always being sampled at 100%. However, the agent should not be sending all the traces to the datadog. Although I will have to...