Adds process_tags to the first span of each tracing payload#3566
Adds process_tags to the first span of each tracing payload#3566
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Co-Authored-By: PROFeNoM <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Bob Weinand <[email protected]>
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Description
This PR implements this RFC for the tracing product.
Add process_tags in APM payload. According to the RFC, the tag
_dd.tags.processis set in the first first span of each payload.The set tag are:
entrypoint.workdir. The working dir name, should be the last path segment.entrypoint.name. The entrypoint of the application. It is the the script name. Set to none if php is executed as an executable.entrypoint.type. Eitherscriptorexecutableentrypoint.basedir. The base dir is the directory where the called executable resides. Should be the last path segment.runtime.sapi. The name of the SAPI in which PHP is run.Reviewer checklist