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contrib/labstack/echo: Custom tags #2340
contrib/labstack/echo: Custom tags #2340
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New option to allow adding custom tags when creating the span. Custom tags won't replace the default tags. This is important to attach some extra information, such as user session data (e.g. authentication type), that it's useful when generating graphs from Datadog APM traces.
Following suggestion from @darccio . #2340 (comment)
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Thank you lads! The requested changes are applied now. |
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Approving for ASM (apparently still needed)
Following suggestion from @darccio . #2340 (comment)
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Hey @darccio , thank you for reviewing this. I'm not allowed to merge these changes. Are there any extra steps on my side? |
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@rafaeljusto We'll merge them. |
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Hi @darccio , what's the policy regarding setting new tags for the library? Does it happen once a week or something? Just trying to figure out the timeline on my side as we have a couple of things depending on this change. |
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@rafaeljusto It happens monthly. This PR has been included in the next release train that started yesterday for v1.58.0. |
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Thank you for clarifying it. 👍 |
What does this PR do?
New option to allow adding custom tags when creating the span. Custom tags won't replace the default tags.
Motivation
This is important to attach some extra information, such as user session data (e.g. authentication type), that it's useful when generating graphs from Datadog APM traces.
Reviewer's Checklist
If this interacts with the agent in a new way, a system test has been added.For Datadog employees:
@DataDog/security-design-and-guidance.