Allow to configure service name via an env variable #81
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February 5, 2020 13:57
Allow to configure the service name via env variable instead of falling back to the binary name immediately.
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Current implementation of
instana.InitSensor()immediately falls back to the name of the binary if there was service name provided explicitly viainstana.Options. These changes allow to configure the service name via theINSTANA_SERVICE_NAMEenv variable, so the name lookup works as follows:INSTANA_SERVICE_NAMEenv var(instana.Options).ServicevalueCloses #71