ref(span-buffer): Update path compression for existing span ids#117890
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We need to traverse to the root-node in order to build the tree. For spans received in the current segment they will all be cached in redis with this span-id pointing to the best-known root node. Previously once inserted they were not updated again. However, this led to repeated traversals across nodes whose root was previously known. With this change we cache the root span id on the traversed nodes not in the segment set. This requires a few more operations (appended to the batch hset op) but no additional memory.
The diff is a little messed up. The old loop is untouched. A new loop is the only addition.