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- created configuration for multiple instances of telemetry - created robust test case with dedicated TestKernel
- capture console commands telemetry - capture messenger telemetry - capture http kernel telemetry
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| ->info('Instrumentation scope version') | ||
| ->defaultValue('unknown') | ||
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| ->scalarNode('schema_url') | ||
| ->info('Schema URL for semantic conventions') | ||
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Do we need some validation over those? Like if schema is URL-like etc?
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I don't think so, all of those are being unit tested
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I get it's unit tested, which is great, but I speak about DX here :) So validation for the developer using that bundle and passing random crap 😂
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With routes, it's tricky to cover them well cause you sometimes want to exclude, i.e., 401/403/404, but you still want to have 200 covered
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hmm what would be the reason to exclude 404's?
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Not often, but I had cases where 404 was triggered by some bots scanning IPs and kinda doing DDoS due to the amount of data being logged in a short time frame, but the data logged there was useless, as it was completely random data.
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I think you enforce values on the configuration level, no?
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