chore(tests): replace store_trace_metrics with store_eap_items#110141
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chore(tests): replace store_trace_metrics with store_eap_items#110141
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store_trace_metrics is functionally identical to store_eap_items — both serialize protobuf TraceItems and POST them to the EAP items insert endpoint. The only difference was the multipart file key prefix (e.g. "trace_metric_0" vs "eap_items_0"), which Snuba ignores. Consolidating to a single helper reduces duplication in test utilities.
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store_trace_metrics is functionally identical to store_eap_items — both serialize protobuf TraceItems and POST them to the EAP items insert endpoint. The only difference was the multipart file key prefix (e.g. "trace_metric_0" vs "eap_items_0"), which Snuba ignores.
Consolidating to a single helper reduces duplication in test utilities.