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Current behaviour
After upgrading to version 2.2.0 of this gem, I'm now seeing duplicate mysql spans for my Rails application. It seems that both active_record and mysql2 components are producing redundant traces. I've tried disabling them but it they continue to appear.
Expected behaviour
A single mysql2 span for each mysql2 request made in my app process.
Steps to reproduce
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Current behaviour
After upgrading to version 2.2.0 of this gem, I'm now seeing duplicate mysql spans for my Rails application. It seems that both
active_record
andmysql2
components are producing redundant traces. I've tried disabling them but it they continue to appear.Expected behaviour
A single mysql2 span for each mysql2 request made in my app process.
Steps to reproduce
How does
datadog
help you?My team and I benefit immensely from Datadog observability! Quick debugging, performance optimization and proactive alerting.
Environment
Datadog.configure ...
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