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fix(tracing): do not derive trace level from W3C sampled flag - #542
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Stop setting context[:level] based on the W3C traceparent sampled bit when X-Instana-L is absent, ensuring trace suppression and level handling are driven exclusively by Instana headers. Signed-off-by: Arjun Rajappa <arjun.rajappa@ibm.com>
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Why
Foreign W3C
traceparentsampled flags were previously being used to infer Instana tracelevel(and trace suppression) whenX-Instana-Lwas absent. Instana trace level and suppression decisions should be governed strictly by Instana headers rather than foreign W3C trace flags.What
Instana::InstrumentedRequestthat setcontext[:level]based oncontext[:external_trace_flags].RackInstrumentedRequestTestto assert thatcontext[:level]remainsnilwhen only W3C headers are present.