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## Local test to check whether run_id is inside query metadata
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In order to run this test, you should enable telemetry while running Memgraph,
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because telemetry generated the run_id of a Memgraph instance.
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Before doing that, we need to restrict the communication with memgraph's
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telemetry server, so tests wouldn't give us garbage telemetry. To do that you
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should add:
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```
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127.0.0.1 telemetry.memgraph.com
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```
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to the beginning of `/etc/hosts`.
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Now that you blocked telemetry from being sent, you should run memgraph with
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telemetry enabled:
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```
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memgraph --telemetry-enabled=True
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```
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Finally, to run the test:
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```
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npm install
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node get-run_id.js
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```
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Output should be:
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```
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Query: MATCH (n) RETURN n LIMIT 1;
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run_id: <your-memgraph-run_id>
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```
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