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Instrumentation raw objects should be sent as custom properties#1099

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We talked about this on the SIG today. Instrumentation should make the raw objects available.

  • .NET Core SqlClient now exposes Command.
  • Grpc exposes Request.
  • ASP.NET Core exposes Request, Response, & Exception.

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activity.SetKind(ActivityKind.Client);
activity.DisplayName = grpcMethod?.Trim('/');
activity.SetCustomProperty("GrpcHandler.Request", request);
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Curious - do we want this to be OTel.GrpcHandler.Request? For example, if someone is debugging a crash dump, they would get some hint that it was added by OpenTelemetry.

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I also think we should expose these strings as public constants in someway, part of the respective instrumentation projects, so that users dont have to remember the string property name.

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Agree to prefix "Otel."

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I added the "OTel" prefix everywhere we were calling SetCustomProperty. Moved most things to constants. But didn't tackle exposing them right now. Looked around Grpc, it doesn't have really anything that is public other than the builder extension. So we need to figure out how we want that to work. Have a constants class in each project or something? Future PR 😄

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It is unclear to me who is going to benefit from these constants. My take is that if the string literal is only going to show up in the repo once, twice or three times, literal string seems to provide better readability.

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LGTM.

@cijothomas cijothomas merged commit 8bd8641 into open-telemetry:master Aug 19, 2020
@CodeBlanch CodeBlanch deleted the instrumentation-raw-objects branch August 19, 2020 04:50
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