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Is there a way to filter incoming request trace based on the response code when using AspNetCoreInstrumentation? Currently the filter method is executed before the response is written, so the response code is always 200 at time of execution. We would like to filter traces for any successful health probes, but continue to log failing ones. Thanks.
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Is there a way to filter incoming request trace based on the response code when using
AspNetCoreInstrumentation
? Currently the filter method is executed before the response is written, so the response code is always 200 at time of execution. We would like to filter traces for any successful health probes, but continue to log failing ones. Thanks.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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