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Declare OTLP stable #3274
Declare OTLP stable #3274
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Maybe we should move the "Stable" tag from individual sections?
Can you also remove the "status" callouts in subsections since the whole document is marked stable? |
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👍🏼 I also removed the signal maturity level section. |
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Blocking this changes as, I think, there are some last conditions before we can declare OTLP stable as a whole: open-telemetry/opentelemetry-proto#400
@tigrannajaryan would you mind taking a look? Discard this changes request otherwise.
@carlosalberto Might worth putting a line or two in OTLP spec about why it is not stable yet if all of its components are declared as stable. |
This should be fine, I don't see anything that remains experimental. Let's not rush it though and give us time to think through. A question: do we have sufficiently clear understanding of what "Stable" means for this document or we need to spell it out explicitly? |
Since OTLP/JSON was declared stable, all the parts of the OTLP spec is stable so the whole spec should be declared as such See open-telemetrygh-2930 Signed-off-by: Jonatan Ivanov <[email protected]>
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@tigrannajaryan Can you bring this up in the next spec meeting to see what others think? |
@jonatan-ivanov Oh, definitely. |
Since OTLP/JSON was declared stable, all the parts of the OTLP spec is stable so the whole spec should be declared as such
See gh-2930