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Currently, it's hard to instrument the fs2 stream properly.
Perhaps we can follow the trace4cats route and encode the stream as WriterT[Stream[F, *], Span[F], A]:
WriterT[Stream[F, *], Span[F], A]
type TracedStream[F[_]] = WriterT[Stream[F, *], Span[F], A] implicit class StreamOps[F[_], A](private val s: Stream[F, A]) { def traced(name: String)(implicit A: Applicative[F], T: Tracer[F]): TracedStream[F, A] = Stream.bracket(Tracer[F].span(name).startUnmanaged)(_.end).flatMap { span => s.evalMapChunk(a => Applicative[F].pure((span, a))) } } implicit class TracedStreamOps[F[_]](private val s: TracedStream[F, A]] { def evalMapTraced(name: String, attributes: Attributes): TracedStream[F, A] = ... }
And a bunch of overloaded syntax methods.
But maybe there are better alternatives?
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Currently, it's hard to instrument the fs2 stream properly.
Perhaps we can follow the trace4cats route and encode the stream as
WriterT[Stream[F, *], Span[F], A]
:And a bunch of overloaded syntax methods.
But maybe there are better alternatives?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: