Creates, starts and activates an OpenTelemetry span.
Usually you want this functions instead of start_span()
, which does
not activate the new span.
Usage
start_local_active_span(
name = NULL,
attributes = NULL,
links = NULL,
options = NULL,
...,
tracer = NULL,
activation_scope = parent.frame(),
end_on_exit = TRUE
)
Arguments
- name
Name of the span. If not specified it will be
"<NA>"
.- attributes
Span attributes. OpenTelemetry supports the following R types as attributes: `character, logical, double, integer. You may use
as_attributes()
to convert other R types to OpenTelemetry attributes.- links
A named list of links to other spans. Every link must be an OpenTelemetry span (otel_span) object, or a list with a span object as the first element and named span attributes as the rest.
- options
A named list of span options. May include:
start_system_time
: Start time in system time.start_steady_time
: Start time using a steady clock.parent
: A parent span or span context. If it isNA
, then the span has no parent and it will be a root span. If it isNULL
, then the current context is used, i.e. the active span, if any.kind
: Span kind, one of span_kinds: "internal", "server", "client", "producer", "consumer".
- ...
Additional arguments are passed to the
start_span()
method of the tracer.- tracer
A tracer object or the name of the tracer to use, see
get_tracer()
. IfNULL
thendefault_tracer_name()
is used.- activation_scope
The R scope to activate the span for. Defaults to the caller frame.
- end_on_exit
Whether to also end the span when the activation scope exits.
Value
The new OpenTelemetry span object (of class otel_span), invisibly. See otel_span for information about the returned object.
Details
If end_on_exit
is TRUE
(the default), then it also ends the span
when the activation scope finishes.
See also
Other OpenTelemetry trace API:
Zero Code Instrumentation
,
end_span()
,
is_tracing_enabled()
,
local_active_span()
,
start_span()
,
tracing-constants
,
with_active_span()