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Update readthedocs api guide: nested spans and context propagator #792
Update readthedocs api guide: nested spans and context propagator #792
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The concept of an active span is important, as any span that is created | |||
without explicitly specifying a parent is parented to the currently | |||
active span. | |||
active span. A span without a parent is called root span. |
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active span. A span without a parent is called root span. | |
active span. A span with a null parent is called root span. |
auto inner_span = tracer->StartSpan("Inner operation"); | ||
auto inner_scope = tracer->WithActiveSpan(inner_span); | ||
// ... perform inner operation | ||
inner_span->End(); |
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Is this call to ->End()
optional? The destruction of inner_span
would call End()
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It's optional, as ~Span destructor calls it anyway. But the Span
object returned by Tracer::StartSpan
is shared_ptr and in case instrumentation code is referring to this object at some other places, the ~Span destructor will be called when all the references are cleaned up. It's always good ( and no harm ) to call it explicitly to export the Span when it is complete. And later when the destructor is called, it won't perform this again.
Added Nested spans and Context Propagation in API Getting started guide.
Here is how it looks like:
https://labhas-opentelemetry-cpp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/GettingStarted.html
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CHANGELOG.md
updated for non-trivial changes