Hello,
I'm trying out the new Cloud Trace code that was merged a few days ago.
It's pretty great to work with, the interface is really clean - so thanks guys! :).
I did as suggested in the Pull Request thread and created a reporter for the Push Queue method we use in the Standard Environment here.
The trace points don't seem to be merging with the ones written by the runtime itself, as you can see in the below screenshot.
Looking through the code, it seems to be because all of the spans created by this library have the previous span set as their parent, but all of the built in trace points just have the root request span as their parent, which is the way we used to do it with our own spans to make them merge together in the timeline. This was pointed out to us by Google support, so if you've got access, support case 12343235 is a good reference.
There is also two request spans, one created by the runtime and one by trace library in the app. Is that something can be turned off when running on the Standard Environment, if it is only needed on Flex?
Regards,
iamacarpet
Hello,
I'm trying out the new Cloud Trace code that was merged a few days ago.
It's pretty great to work with, the interface is really clean - so thanks guys! :).
I did as suggested in the Pull Request thread and created a reporter for the Push Queue method we use in the Standard Environment here.
The trace points don't seem to be merging with the ones written by the runtime itself, as you can see in the below screenshot.
Looking through the code, it seems to be because all of the spans created by this library have the previous span set as their parent, but all of the built in trace points just have the root request span as their parent, which is the way we used to do it with our own spans to make them merge together in the timeline. This was pointed out to us by Google support, so if you've got access, support case 12343235 is a good reference.
There is also two request spans, one created by the runtime and one by trace library in the app. Is that something can be turned off when running on the Standard Environment, if it is only needed on Flex?
Regards,
iamacarpet