Python zero-code instrumentation does not use bytecode injection

[aabmass]

https://opentelemetry.io/docs/zero-code/python/

The intro paragraph says

It dynamically injects bytecode to capture telemetry from many popular libraries and frameworks.

But this is not accurate. We use monkey patching in almost all cases.

[cartermp]

Huh, I had thought maybe this was some shared text but it seems this was only written for the Python docs. Yeah, this should change.

[CFly17]

Hi @aabmass! Feel free to assign to me, I'm happy to contribute and update this documentation.
Thanks for pointing this out.

[cartermp]

@CFly17 we don't assign issues in this repo, but feel free to just send a PR and we'll gladly review it.

[CFly17]

Thanks @cartermp. This is my first contribution to open source.
#5130

[CFly17]

attempting to fix failed checks for

• MARKDOWN linter
• REFCACHE updates?
• FILE FORMAT

After pushing what I believe to be the fixes, I proceeded to sync with main and the checks stopped.
I believe I need workflow approval from a maintainer now.

[svrnm]

is this fixed via #5130?

[CFly17]

Yes @svrnm. But my merged PR left behind an unused refcache link.
If the code was already merged, should I push to the same branch, or open a new PR to remove this line?

[svrnm]

Yes @svrnm. But my merged PR left behind an unused refcache link. If the code was already merged, should I push to the same branch, or open a new PR to remove this line?

I guess we have many of those, so do not worry about it ;-)