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chore: propagate otel context in Connection API#3078
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Use a TaskWrapping executor in the Connection API to propagate the current OpenTelemetry context to the executor thread. This ensures that the context that is used in the end-user application is propagated to the Spanner client library, and tracing shows a full view of the spans from the application to the gRPC layer.
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Use a TaskWrapping executor in the Connection API to propagate the current OpenTelemetry context to the executor thread. This ensures that the context that is used in the end-user application is propagated to the Spanner client library, and tracing shows a full view of the spans from the application to the gRPC layer.