fix(replays): Query canonical replay id in trace tab#116432
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The Replay trace tab now queries spans using replay.id while preserving the legacy replayId tag fallback. This lets trace discovery work for SDKs that rely on Relay/Snuba replay context propagation instead of the JavaScript-specific replayId tag. Refs REPLAY-915 Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Fix replay trace discovery after the Trace tab switched to the spans dataset.
The Replay Trace tab still queried spans with only the legacy
replayIdtag. That misses SDK data where the replay id is propagated through the canonical span field asreplay.idinstead of the JavaScript-specific tag.Query both
replay.idandreplayIdso new canonical span data works while preserving compatibility with older JavaScript/legacy data. Apply the same query and spans dataset to the replay trace metadata pre-query, otherwise non-JS SDKs can load the trace list while missing metadata counts.I also checked the existing
replayalias, but it is not active for this request path in production, so the query stays explicit.Refs REPLAY-915