[processor/resourcedetection] fix parsing error for windows #27678
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…emetry#27678) **Description:** The `system` detector extracts all the `cpu` info from the system even if you disable the configs and I believe this is where the bug kicks in. Disabling the settings will only stop it from setting the resource attributes. The [library](https://github.com/shirou/gopsutil/blob/v3.23.9/cpu/cpu_windows.go#L113) that we rely on doesn't extract some attributes for Windows OS (in this case, the field `cpu.Model`) and it leaves this field empty. This results in a bug when we try to parse an empty string. The long-term fix will be to extract `cpu.Model` in `gopsutil` upstream library. **Link to tracking Issue:** open-telemetry#27675
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…emetry#27678) **Description:** The `system` detector extracts all the `cpu` info from the system even if you disable the configs and I believe this is where the bug kicks in. Disabling the settings will only stop it from setting the resource attributes. The [library](https://github.com/shirou/gopsutil/blob/v3.23.9/cpu/cpu_windows.go#L113) that we rely on doesn't extract some attributes for Windows OS (in this case, the field `cpu.Model`) and it leaves this field empty. This results in a bug when we try to parse an empty string. The long-term fix will be to extract `cpu.Model` in `gopsutil` upstream library. **Link to tracking Issue:** open-telemetry#27675
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Description:
The
systemdetector extracts all thecpuinfo from the system even if you disable the configs and I believe this is where the bug kicks in. Disabling the settings will only stop it from setting the resource attributes.The library that we rely on doesn't extract some attributes for Windows OS (in this case, the field
cpu.Model) and it leaves this field empty. This results in a bug when we try to parse an empty string.The long-term fix will be to extract
cpu.Modelingopsutilupstream library.Link to tracking Issue: #27675