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FastAPI requests handled by middleware are always "generic ASGI request" #2263
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Set the url as a transaction name instead of 'generic ASGI request' in the beginning, so traces_sampler has something to work with that is more meaningful than 'generic ASGI request'. Closes #2262 Closes #2263 New Behaviour: Note: transaction names can be two styles, "url" or "endpoint". (set by the transaction_style parameter of the Integrations) Note 2: See also @pytest.mark.parametrize decorator in the new tests as reference. vanilla ASGI: set URL instead of always "generic ASGI request" Starlette: normal request: transaction name is function name or route (depending on transaction_style setting) traces_sampler: always receives the raw URL as the transaction name (no matter the transaction_style setting. because we do not know more at the time the traces_sampler is called.) requests that end in a middleware (like 404, CORS): the functions name or the raw URL (depending on transaction_style setting) FastAPI normal request: transaction name is function name or route (depending on transaction_style setting) traces_sampler: always receives the raw URL as the transaction name (no matter the transaction_style setting. because we do not know more at the time the traces_sampler is called.) requests that end in a middleware (like 404, CORS): the functions name or the raw URL (depending on transaction_style setting) There used to be "generic ASGI request" transactions being created at the server startup (when a "lifespan" ASGI message was received.) Those transactions are not created anymore. (we can think of creating propper "Server was started/stopped" transactions in the future)
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Set the url as a transaction name instead of 'generic ASGI request' in the beginning, so traces_sampler has something to work with that is more meaningful than 'generic ASGI request'. Closes #2262 Closes #2263 New Behaviour: Note: transaction names can be two styles, "url" or "endpoint". (set by the transaction_style parameter of the Integrations) Note 2: See also @pytest.mark.parametrize decorator in the new tests as reference. vanilla ASGI: set URL instead of always "generic ASGI request" Starlette: normal request: transaction name is function name or route (depending on transaction_style setting) traces_sampler: always receives the raw URL as the transaction name (no matter the transaction_style setting. because we do not know more at the time the traces_sampler is called.) requests that end in a middleware (like 404, CORS): the functions name or the raw URL (depending on transaction_style setting) FastAPI normal request: transaction name is function name or route (depending on transaction_style setting) traces_sampler: always receives the raw URL as the transaction name (no matter the transaction_style setting. because we do not know more at the time the traces_sampler is called.) requests that end in a middleware (like 404, CORS): the functions name or the raw URL (depending on transaction_style setting) There used to be "generic ASGI request" transactions being created at the server startup (when a "lifespan" ASGI message was received.) Those transactions are not created anymore. (we can think of creating propper "Server was started/stopped" transactions in the future)
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I have a problem, that requests in FastAPI that get handled by a middleware, such as 404s or OPTIONS for CORS, are reported as "generic ASGI request" for transaction name. It seems like there should be an fix - all of these requests have enough information to name them at least a bit more specific, such as by the name of the middleware, the URI + method, or similar.
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