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[AIP-49] OpenTelemetry Traces for Apache Airflow Part 2 #40802
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Part two of OTEL trace support of Airflow
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Adjusted version of jaeger - correct version.
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fixes for correct try number in the attribute.
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fixes for robust trace operation
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modified checks to see if trace id is valid
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checks to be compatible with unit tests
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Update airflow/jobs/job.py
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fixes for the code-review
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What is the value of putting the command in the span? It simply duplicates (in a format that is of no use as it's a single string) the dag_id, run_id, task_id etc.
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I did put the command as attribute, assuming that there may be something additional other than dag_id, run_id, task_id, etc. Due to the fact that I did not have too much of deep understanding of what the command can be, felt it was worth recording it as part of the span. If there's no real value of instrumenting the details of 'command' whatsoever, I'd say we can remove that instrumentation out of it for the next release.