chore(bridge-withdrawer): Add instrumentation#1324
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One tiny nitpick, but otherwise LGTM.
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* main: chore: ibc e2e smoke test (#1284) chore(metrics): restrict `metrics` crate usage to `astria-telemetry` (#1192) fix(charts)!: sequencer-relayer chart correct startup env var (#1437) chore(bridge-withdrawer): Add instrumentation (#1324) chore(conductor): Add instrumentation (#1330) fix(cli, bridge-withdrawer): dont fail entire block due to bad withdraw event (#1409) feat(sequencer, bridge-withdrawer)!: enforce withdrawals consumed (#1391)
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## Summary Added instrumentation to `bridge-withdrawer` ## Background Adding instrumentation to all async calls will aid in tracing since spans will be emitted even if no events happen under them. ## Changes - Added instrumentation to all async function calls that are not long-lived. - Minor refactor of `BridgeWithdrawer::run()` to avoid logging outside of spans. - Removed extraneous error logging from functions with `#[instrument(..., err)]`. ## Related Issues Part of #1321 --------- Co-authored-by: Fraser Hutchison <190532+Fraser999@users.noreply.github.com>
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## Summary Added instrumentation to `bridge-withdrawer` ## Background Adding instrumentation to all async calls will aid in tracing since spans will be emitted even if no events happen under them. ## Changes - Added instrumentation to all async function calls that are not long-lived. - Minor refactor of `BridgeWithdrawer::run()` to avoid logging outside of spans. - Removed extraneous error logging from functions with `#[instrument(..., err)]`. ## Related Issues Part of #1321 --------- Co-authored-by: Fraser Hutchison <190532+Fraser999@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Added instrumentation to
bridge-withdrawerBackground
Adding instrumentation to all async calls will aid in tracing since spans will be emitted even if no events happen under them.
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BridgeWithdrawer::run()to avoid logging outside of spans.#[instrument(..., err)].Related Issues
Part of #1321