Set correct span status for Send and SendAsync#2397
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Thanks @easyfy-fredrik I am going to pull in @preardon to review, as he wrote our original telemetry support |
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@easyfy-fredrik We have a couple of other fixes in the pipe, if they are there in the next 24 hours I will fold into a release, otherwise I will get this out then |
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…icitly on exception (BrighterCommand#2397) Co-authored-by: Ian Cooper <ian_hammond_cooper@yahoo.co.uk>
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OpenTelemetry instrumentation
Span status (Error/OK) gets flipped for Send() and SendAsync() while being correct for Publish() and PublishAsync().
EndSpan() has a success parameter which sets the span status to Error if true which is a bit confusing.
This change sets Error status directly on exception and assumes success if no other status is set, this should fix the flipped status and remove the need for the success parameter.