activate grpc.client span in ClientCall.request and ClientCall.halfClose#4640
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Does the 2nd matcher also need isMethod() like the first one?
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Probably, I don't think it actually matters but I'll add it in for the sake of being thorough
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What Does This Do
Activates the client span in the request method, which ensures context propagation throughout the call.
Motivation
Better profiler integration for code hotspots.
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