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Add middleware to detect jaeger trace context over HTTP #3325

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@leth leth commented Aug 23, 2018

Previously scope would not honor http headers requesting that a request be traced.

Updates weaveworks/common to d442d08d89b51712ca61de3f7c14e2e218a739d7

@leth leth requested a review from bboreham August 23, 2018 12:04
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lgtm!

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Why wouldn't this go in weaveworks/common/middleware ?

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leth commented Aug 23, 2018

Why wouldn't this go in weaveworks/common/middleware ?

I didn't think this was possible initially; I've worked out how to do it now!

Changes:
- Default diff-printer to hide details (#103) - da4c3ff
- Improve logging of http errors (#115) - f5a1710
- Update httpgrpc to match cortexproject/cortex#910 (#117) - 80ff076
- Expose the HTTP server from the server struct. (#118) - 1a7a6b3
- Add HTTP tracing middleware (#119) - d442d08
@leth leth force-pushed the trace-context-detect branch from c452f31 to e8eb7af Compare August 28, 2018 10:40
@leth leth force-pushed the trace-context-detect branch from e8eb7af to 67b887c Compare August 28, 2018 12:32
@bboreham bboreham merged commit 4e08ea0 into master Aug 28, 2018
@leth leth deleted the trace-context-detect branch August 28, 2018 13:34
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