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Record RSpec's example.id as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example. This is particularly valuable when examples are created dynamically (e.g., within loops), where multiple examples share the same file location but have distinct IDs.
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This PR adds RSpec's `example.id` as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example. The existing `rspec.example.location` attribute cannot uniquely identify dynamically generated examples (e.g., examples created within loops or using data tables) because multiple examples share the same source file location. RSpec's `example.id` provides a stable, unique identifier across test runs even for these dynamic cases. Example format: `./spec/foo_spec.rb[1:2:3]` This enables better correlation and tracking of individual test executions in observability platforms. --- Upstream PR: open-telemetry#1713
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Thanks for your contribution, @americodls. This makes sense to me. I'll leave it open for a few more days to see if any of the other approvers/maintainers have feedback.
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This PR adds RSpec's `example.id` as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example. The existing `rspec.example.location` attribute cannot uniquely identify dynamically generated examples (e.g., examples created within loops or using data tables) because multiple examples share the same source file location. RSpec's `example.id` provides a stable, unique identifier across test runs even for these dynamic cases. Example format: `./spec/foo_spec.rb[1:2:3]` This enables better correlation and tracking of individual test executions in observability platforms. --- Upstream PR: open-telemetry#1713
@chrisholmes may I please have a review here? |
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This PR adds RSpec's `example.id` as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example. The existing `rspec.example.location` attribute cannot uniquely identify dynamically generated examples (e.g., examples created within loops or using data tables) because multiple examples share the same source file location. RSpec's `example.id` provides a stable, unique identifier across test runs even for these dynamic cases. Example format: `./spec/foo_spec.rb[1:2:3]` This enables better correlation and tracking of individual test executions in observability platforms. --- Upstream PR: open-telemetry#1713
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This PR adds RSpec's `example.id` as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example. The existing `rspec.example.location` attribute cannot uniquely identify dynamically generated examples (e.g., examples created within loops or using data tables) because multiple examples share the same source file location. RSpec's `example.id` provides a stable, unique identifier across test runs even for these dynamic cases. Example format: `./spec/foo_spec.rb[1:2:3]` This enables better correlation and tracking of individual test executions in observability platforms. --- Upstream PR: open-telemetry#1713
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This PR adds RSpec's
example.id
as a span attribute to provide unique identification for each test example.The existing
rspec.example.location
attribute cannot uniquely identify dynamically generated examples (e.g., examples created within loops or using data tables) because multiple examples share the same source file location. RSpec'sexample.id
provides a stable, unique identifier across test runs even for these dynamic cases.Example format:
./spec/foo_spec.rb[1:2:3]
This enables better correlation and tracking of individual test executions in observability platforms.