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fix: dropped support for disabling AWS SDK instrumentation in old syntax #1383
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LGTM
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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…tax (#1383) BREAKING CHANGE: - Removed the ability to disable AWS SDK instrumentation using the old syntax disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2/index']. - Migrate to the new syntax for disabling instrumentation: disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v2'].
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Added a test to verify that customers can disable AWS SDK v3 instrumentation using
disabledTracers: ['aws-sdk/v3']
.This highlights a design issue in our earlier system.
Already documented in the public documenation
As part of the updates made in #866, we've introduced an instrumentationName in our AWS SDK instrumentation. This enhancement allowed us to disable the tracer effectively using the instrumentation name rather than relying on the instrumentation syntax.
BREAKING CHANGE: