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Does anything prevent us from doing?
It feels odd to be replicating all this start code.
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I think it is possible. The only different case would be when someone calling StartActivity and passing ActivityContext with a default span Id. we used to keep
Activity.Parent=null
but if we callActivity.Start()
it would setActivity.Parent
to the Activity.Current. I am not sure though if this will be ok (or should be the right behavior). what you think?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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In theory spanId = 0 is an invalid parent context. We should probably take a peak at the spec and chat with the OT folks to see if they have any input on what error handling behavior is desirable. I don't recall us ever defining the behavior very precisely but what I see the code currently do is give the bad id (in string or ActivityContext form) to the sampler as-is. Later in CreateAndStart we potentially ignore the id (if it was in string form) and create a new id based on IdFormat. This runs afoul of our sampler TraceId == Activity.TraceId invariant the same as above.
I don't care too much about the factoring on its own, but I am glad thinking about it sussed out issues like this one : )