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tracing: tighten the API to import remote traces #81020
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👍 The symmetry between FinishAndGetRecording and ImportRemoteRecording seems nice.
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81020: tracing: tighten the API to import remote traces r=adityamaru a=adityamaru This change is a cosmetic one. It changes what was previously called `ImportRemoteSpans` to `ImportRemoteRecording`. This is because, the former suggests that the method can be used to import spans from disjointed Recordings but this is not the case. We subsume the remote spans into the receiving span as its children, and while doing so we assume that they all belong to the same recording with the root as the first element of the imported slice. This change will make some of the work being done for #80391 easier to reason about. Release note: None Co-authored-by: Aditya Maru <[email protected]>
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This change is a cosmetic one. It changes what was previously called `ImportRemoteSpans` to `ImportRemoteRecording`. This is because, the former suggests that the method can be used to import spans from disjointed Recordings but this is not the case. We subsume the remote spans into the receiving span as its children, and while doing so we assume that they all belong to the same recording with the root as the first element of the imported slice. This change will make some of the work being done for cockroachdb#80391 easier to reason about. Release note: None
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This change is a cosmetic one. It changes what was previously
called
ImportRemoteSpans
toImportRemoteRecording
. This isbecause, the former suggests that the method can be used to
import spans from disjointed Recordings but this is not the case. We
subsume the remote spans into the receiving span as its children,
and while doing so we assume that they all belong to the same recording
with the root as the first element of the imported slice.
This change will make some of the work being done for #80391 easier
to reason about.
Release note: None