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Exclude the source property from measurements sent to /measurements, … #91
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…as it it invalid to include in the posted request
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…as it it invalid to include in the posted request.
Measurements are constructed with a
sourceproperty, but the API definition doesn't have that property in thePOSTrequest body to/v1/measurements(https://www.librato.com/docs/api/#measurements). If that property is there, a400 Bad Requestis returned from the API, with the following detail{"code":400,"message":"Unable to process JSON"}.In the PR, the
sourceis deleted off the measurement prior to being added to the collection. I left it as a property because thelegacyMeasureexpects that property to be there in order to create itself throughextend.