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Add jaeger/opentracing tracing to m3query #1321
Add jaeger/opentracing tracing to m3query #1321
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Should you have
sp.Finish()
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In this case, no; that function is intended to extract the span from context if it exists, and return a noop/dummy if not. In the first case, the calling function is already in charge of calling
Finish()
; in the second, it shouldn't be needed. Does that make sense?I updated the function to be
opentracingutil.SpanFromContextOrNoop
, making it return a noop span, which should ensure that it doesn't need to be closed even if called with a context without a span.