Disable memcached command tag by default#3171
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For the release note
Dalli: The
memcached.commandspan tag will no longer be collected by default. This command includes keys that can potentially contain sensitive information. If you require this span tag, you can retain the existing functionality by settingDD_TRACE_MEMCACHED_COMMAND_ENABLED=trueorc.tracing.instrument :dalli, command_enabled: true. This span tag can also be redacted usingDD_APM_REPLACE_TAGSin your Agent configuration.How to test the change?
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