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// Inherit the trace parent's sample rate if there is one. Sampling is deterministic
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// for one trace, e.g. if the parent was sampled, all children will be sampled at the same rate.
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if (typeof parentSampleRate ==="number") {
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return parentSampleRate;
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}
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// Else, use a default sample rate (replacing tracesSampleRate).
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return0.5;
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}
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})
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```
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The `parentSampleRate` is a propagated value inside the baggage, using key `sentry-sample_rand`.
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The value stems from a truly random number between 0 and 1, generated when a new trace is started. If the SDK does not receive such a number in an incoming trace, a new, truly random number between 0 and 1 is generated.
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In the following cases, the SDK must compare sample rates against this `parentSampleRate` instead of `math.random()`:
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- When a `tracesSampler` is configured, e.g. `trace["sentry-sample_rand"] < tracesSampler()`
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- When the SDK is the head of trace, this applies to sample decisions based on `tracesSampleRate`, e.g. `trace['sentry-sample_rand'] < config.tracesSampleRate`
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If the `sentry-sample_rate` (`parentSampleRate`) is not available for any reason for an inbound trace, but the trace has the sampled flag set to true, the SDK injects `parentSampleRate: 1.0` into the `tracesSampler`.
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If no `tracesSampler` is configured, a propagated sampling decision via the traceparent takes precedence over the `tracesSampleRate`. This behavior can be disabled by defining a `tracesSampler`.
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### Parent Sampling Origins
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If the SDK can parse an org ID from the configured DSN, this value must be propagated as a baggage entry with the key `sentry-org`. Given a DSN of `https://[email protected]/1`, the org ID is 1, based on `o1`.
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On incoming traces, the SDK must compare the `sentry-org` baggage value against its own parsed value from the DSN. Only if both match, the parent sampling decisions applies.
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This behavior can be disabled by setting `strictTracePropagation: false` in the SDK init call.
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The SDK must be configurable with an optional `org: <org-id>` setting that takes precedence over the parsed value from the DSN.
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## Filter spans with `ignoreSpans` & integration config
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The SDK must implement a mechanism for users to filter out spans. The result must be binary (true/false).
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The `ignoreSpans` option accepts a glob pattern or string.
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The `integrations` option can perform in similar fashion or make explicit opt-out possible via a bool flag.
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If both options are not feasible to be implemented in certain SDKs, other approaches must be explored that have the same outcome.
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```js
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Sentry.init({
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ignoreSpans: [
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'GET /about',
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'events.signal *',
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],
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integrations: [
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fsIntegration: {
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ignoreSpans: [
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'fs.read',
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],
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readSpans:true,
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writeSpans:false,
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}
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]
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})
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```
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## Sanitize span attributes with `beforeSendSpans`
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This callback must not allow the removal of any spans from the span tree.
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It receives a deep copy of all spans in the span tree and their attributes.
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```
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[
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{
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'name': 'GET /',
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'attributes': [
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'http.request.method': 'GET',
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'http.response.status_code': 200,
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]
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},
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]
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```
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Users can mutate any exposed properties to perform sanitation on sensitive data or Pii.
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The return value `beforeSendSpans` should be merged with the original span tree prior to emission.
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