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feat: add commenter_for_all_spans option to enable SQLCommenter for non-recording spans
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This is looking good and I really appreciate the docs updates and comments so far. Just left one minor suggestion. |
commenter_for_nonrecording_spans option to enable SQLCommenter for non-recording spanscommenter_for_all_spans option to enable SQLCommenter for non-recording spans
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Thanks @Elyahou this lgtm!
I've approved; the Maintainers of this repo also need to have a look.
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Description
Add
commenter_for_all_spansoption to SQLAlchemy and DBAPI instrumentations, enabling SQLCommenter to add SQL comments (includingtraceparent) for not sampled spans.Motivation: By default, SQLCommenter only adds comments when
span.is_recording()isTrue. This means not sampled spans (e.g., when using a sampling rate < 100%) don't get SQL comments. However, some users wanttraceparentpropagated in SQL comments for all requests regardless of sampling decision, enabling database-side correlation with distributed traces.Changes:
commenter_for_all_spansparameter (default:False) to both SQLAlchemy and DBAPI instrumentationsspan.is_recording()isTrue(existing behavior preserved)Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
Added unit tests for both instrumentations: