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feat: open telemetry #4664
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Not a major thing, but stylistically I'd tend to prefer wrapping these functions in an object/namespace, e.g.
tracing.withContextFromEnv
andtracing.wrapActiveSpan
. That's what I've been doing with the new plugin SDK for example, and it makes it a bit more obvious what these functions are about when reading code.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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In that case we'd have to import and re-export all the different functions from the different submodules since we have for example
withContextFromEnv
in one module andwrapActiveSpan
in another.I feel like then it would be preferable if we used an
index.ts
that groups all the things together so they lie underutil/tracing
directly. Then in there we have to group those all into an object since we can't really enforce theimport * as tracing from "tracing"
syntax we could use if we simply just re-export everything.To me that seems to introduce different redundant ways of importing those modules which can't really be enforced, or discourage modularization in order to prevent that redundancy.
I'm not sure that's worth it. Maybe what would be better is to use clear naming everywhere so it's always obvious it's
withTracingContextFromEnv
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One quite simple way of doing that is a good ol' underscore prefix on the "private" functions re-exported in one place. I do also tend to prefer a named object over
import * from...
though.This is not crucial btw, just a thought for better readability and discoverability going forward.