opentelemetry: fix event source location #2099
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Fixes: #2094 ## Motivation Properly attach event's source locations. ## Solution Append the locations to events' attributes instead of span's attributes.
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Fixes: #2094 ## Motivation Properly attach event's source locations. ## Solution Append the locations to events' attributes instead of span's attributes.
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# 0.17.3 (June 7, 2022) This release adds support for emitting thread names and IDs to OpenTelemetry, as well as recording `std::error::Error` values in a structured manner with their source chain included. Additionally, this release fixes issues related to event and span source code locations. ### Added - `Layer::with_threads` to enable recording thread names/IDs according to [OpenTelemetry semantic conventions][thread-semconv] ([#2134]) - `Error::source` chain when recording `std::error::Error` values ([#2122]) - `Layer::with_location` method (replaces `Layer::with_event_location`) ([#2124]) ### Changed - `std::error::Error` values are now recorded using `fmt::Display` rather than `fmt::Debug` ([#2122]) ### Fixed - Fixed event source code locations overwriting the parent span's source location ([#2099]) - Fixed `Layer::with_event_location` not controlling whether locations are emitted for spans as well as events ([#2124]) ### Deprecated - `Layer::with_event_location`: renamed to `Layer::with_location`, as it now controls both span and event locations ([#2124]) [thread-semconv]: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/reference/specification/trace/semantic_conventions/span-general/#source-code-attributes [#2134]: #2134 [#2122]: #2122 [#2124]: #2124 [#2099]: #2099
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# 0.17.3 (June 7, 2022) This release adds support for emitting thread names and IDs to OpenTelemetry, as well as recording `std::error::Error` values in a structured manner with their source chain included. Additionally, this release fixes issues related to event and span source code locations. ### Added - `Layer::with_threads` to enable recording thread names/IDs according to [OpenTelemetry semantic conventions][thread-semconv] ([#2134]) - `Error::source` chain when recording `std::error::Error` values ([#2122]) - `Layer::with_location` method (replaces `Layer::with_event_location`) ([#2124]) ### Changed - `std::error::Error` values are now recorded using `fmt::Display` rather than `fmt::Debug` ([#2122]) ### Fixed - Fixed event source code locations overwriting the parent span's source location ([#2099]) - Fixed `Layer::with_event_location` not controlling whether locations are emitted for spans as well as events ([#2124]) ### Deprecated - `Layer::with_event_location`: renamed to `Layer::with_location`, as it now controls both span and event locations ([#2124]) Thanks to new contributors @lilymara-onesignal, @hubertbudzynski, and @DevinCarr for contributing to this release! [thread-semconv]: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/reference/specification/trace/semantic_conventions/span-general/#source-code-attributes [#2134]: #2134 [#2122]: #2122 [#2124]: #2124 [#2099]: #2099
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# 0.17.3 (June 7, 2022) This release adds support for emitting thread names and IDs to OpenTelemetry, as well as recording `std::error::Error` values in a structured manner with their source chain included. Additionally, this release fixes issues related to event and span source code locations. ### Added - `Layer::with_threads` to enable recording thread names/IDs according to [OpenTelemetry semantic conventions][thread-semconv] ([#2134]) - `Error::source` chain when recording `std::error::Error` values ([#2122]) - `Layer::with_location` method (replaces `Layer::with_event_location`) ([#2124]) ### Changed - `std::error::Error` values are now recorded using `fmt::Display` rather than `fmt::Debug` ([#2122]) ### Fixed - Fixed event source code locations overwriting the parent span's source location ([#2099]) - Fixed `Layer::with_event_location` not controlling whether locations are emitted for spans as well as events ([#2124]) ### Deprecated - `Layer::with_event_location`: renamed to `Layer::with_location`, as it now controls both span and event locations ([#2124]) Thanks to new contributors @lilymara-onesignal, @hubertbudzynski, and @DevinCarr for contributing to this release! [thread-semconv]: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/reference/specification/trace/semantic_conventions/span-general/#source-code-attributes [#2134]: tokio-rs/tracing#2134 [#2122]: tokio-rs/tracing#2122 [#2124]: tokio-rs/tracing#2124 [#2099]: tokio-rs/tracing#2099
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Fixes: tokio-rs#2094 ## Motivation Properly attach event's source locations. ## Solution Append the locations to events' attributes instead of span's attributes.
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# 0.17.3 (June 7, 2022) This release adds support for emitting thread names and IDs to OpenTelemetry, as well as recording `std::error::Error` values in a structured manner with their source chain included. Additionally, this release fixes issues related to event and span source code locations. ### Added - `Layer::with_threads` to enable recording thread names/IDs according to [OpenTelemetry semantic conventions][thread-semconv] ([tokio-rs#2134]) - `Error::source` chain when recording `std::error::Error` values ([tokio-rs#2122]) - `Layer::with_location` method (replaces `Layer::with_event_location`) ([tokio-rs#2124]) ### Changed - `std::error::Error` values are now recorded using `fmt::Display` rather than `fmt::Debug` ([tokio-rs#2122]) ### Fixed - Fixed event source code locations overwriting the parent span's source location ([tokio-rs#2099]) - Fixed `Layer::with_event_location` not controlling whether locations are emitted for spans as well as events ([tokio-rs#2124]) ### Deprecated - `Layer::with_event_location`: renamed to `Layer::with_location`, as it now controls both span and event locations ([tokio-rs#2124]) Thanks to new contributors @lilymara-onesignal, @hubertbudzynski, and @DevinCarr for contributing to this release! [thread-semconv]: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/reference/specification/trace/semantic_conventions/span-general/#source-code-attributes [tokio-rs#2134]: tokio-rs#2134 [tokio-rs#2122]: tokio-rs#2122 [tokio-rs#2124]: tokio-rs#2124 [tokio-rs#2099]: tokio-rs#2099
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Fixes: #2094
Motivation
Properly attach event's source locations.
Solution
Append the locations to events' attributes instead of span's attributes.