feat(spans): Add option to skip enrichment per project in process-segments consumer#110736
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…ments consumer Add a new option `spans.process-segments.skip-enrichment-projects` that accepts a list of project IDs. When a segment's project ID is in the list, the consumer skips all enrichment (tree building, exclusive time, breakdowns, model creation, perf detection, signals) and passes spans through to the next topic as-is. Useful for testing downstream behavior without enrichment. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add a new option
spans.process-segments.skip-enrichment-projects(a list of project IDs) to the process-segments consumer. When a segment's project ID appears in this list, the consumer skips all enrichment — tree building, exclusive time, breakdowns, segment name normalization, model creation, performance detection, and signals — and passes spans through to the output topic as-is viamake_compatible().This is useful for testing how product behaves when enrichment is absent, without needing a separate code path or consumer deployment.