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[Symfony auto-instrumentation] Messenger instrumentation should use SpanKind::KIND_PRODUCER, SpanKind::KIND_CONSUMER #1314
[Symfony auto-instrumentation] Messenger instrumentation should use SpanKind::KIND_PRODUCER, SpanKind::KIND_CONSUMER #1314
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@agoallikmaa @brettmc |
Hello and welcome, @RichardChukwu |
Got it, I'll do just that. Thank you @brettmc |
Hi @brettmc can i take this up |
@chiomalovet it was just assigned to @RichardChukwu, unless he changed his mind, he should get dibs for a while to give it a shot. |
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Alright no problem
Let me look for another one to work on
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Great, there's not a shortage of work on the project(s)! 😄 |
Hello @dkarlovi please can you specify the exact folder location for this. I can't seem to figure out here symfony auto-instrumentation is in the repo inorder to apply a fix |
@RichardChukwu I know what you mean, I have the same issue navigating these OTEL repos, it's very confusing if you're not here day to day, I was about to suggest the contrib repo gets merged into this repo since the packages are now released from the split repos anyway. WDYT @bobstrecansky @brettmc? To answer your question, it's here I believe: |
Hello @brettmc kindly review PR (open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-contrib#304) as a fix I submitted to this issue. I'll appreciate feedback where necessary too. Thank you |
@bobstrecansky I believe this issue shouldn't be closed because
The linked PR changed spans to |
@RichardChukwu some additional changes noted above, if you're interested in working on them :) |
Before working on this, just want to ensure i get you correctly @dkarlovi Do you mean updating the code to introduce new spans with KIND_CONSUMER for the parts of the code handling message reception or processing as it doesn't exist? For instance, based on the spec from what I can see, I presume key changes will be:
Your thoughts please.... |
Yes, correct. The messages being created and sent is currently fully instrumented, but them being received and processed is not instrumented at all, from my understanding at least. |
Alright, got it. I'll work on that and send a PR for a fix soon @dkarlovi |
Kindly check this open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-contrib#307 @brettmc @dkarlovi |
Steps to reproduce
Enable Symfony auto-instrumentation with default setup.
What is the expected behavior?
Spans when creating the message should be marked with
SpanKind::KIND_PRODUCER
.Spans when handling the message should be marked with
SpanKind::KIND_CONSUMER
.https://opentelemetry.io/docs/specs/semconv/messaging/messaging-spans/#span-kind
What is the actual behavior?
Everything is marked
KIND_INTERNAL
and it seems the consumer is currently not instrumented at all (I might be wrong here, please feel free to correct me).Additionally, it seems to me the names of the spans are also not correct, as shown in the table in the spec linked above?
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