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DD_SERVICE; DD_ENV; DD_VERSION; DD_TAGS env vars support #107
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Mostly looks good, implementation is definitely clean. Please double check the new tags really have the format we want. Let's make sure we really want that dd
prefix on all of them.
env, | ||
version, | ||
tags; | ||
private static final String PREFIX = "dd"; |
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Just wondering if this prefix is necessary. We mostly have service:foo
for instance, not sure if it makes sense to introduce a different tag dd.service
(for instance) for this. I'll let you discuss with your team. Obviously nothing's wrong with the implementation. Perhaps you did it because of the dd.internal.entitiy_id
tag we were using which is prepended with dd
?
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it's only for only these 4 tags. For other tags it might be different
prior to DataDog#107 (released in version 2.10.0), they were public.
prior to DataDog#107 (released in version 2.10.0), they were public.
prior to DataDog#107 (released in version 2.10.0), they were public.
prior to #107 (released in version 2.10.0), they were public. Co-authored-by: David Byron <david.byron@avast.com>
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