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This only affects the JavaScript OpenTelemetry library
This may affect other libraries, but I would like to get opinions here first
The development setup for plugins in contrib repo was already quite cumbersome if you want to adapt something to match changes done in core repo before an actual release of core was done.
But now we have even one more indirection as API was moved into a new repo.
Is there a known "easy" setup if someone has the need to add a new API and wants to use it in a plugin hosted in contrib?
I have not tried yet but I fear that the dependencies to packages here - which in turn depend on API - easily result in having two (incompatible) versions of API installed.
I think some (nightly) CI setup to verify that tip latest API main works with latest core main would be nice. One step further would be a CI run to verify latest contrib + latest core + latest API.
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I have just learned that this repo published canaries releases to NPM (e.g. 0.19.1-alpha.33). If something similar is done for API it would allow to use the new API here and adapt. Even further down to contrib would be possible.
This would avoid the need to release API just to have something in hand to adapt core.
The development setup for plugins in contrib repo was already quite cumbersome if you want to adapt something to match changes done in core repo before an actual release of core was done.
But now we have even one more indirection as API was moved into a new repo.
Is there a known "easy" setup if someone has the need to add a new API and wants to use it in a plugin hosted in contrib?
I have not tried yet but I fear that the dependencies to packages here - which in turn depend on API - easily result in having two (incompatible) versions of API installed.
I think some (nightly) CI setup to verify that tip latest API main works with latest core main would be nice. One step further would be a CI run to verify latest contrib + latest core + latest API.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: