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The OTLP field StartTime / StartTimeUnixNano is described here.
If I understand correctly, under Cumulative Temporality it could be used exactly like the Created timestamp in #6541, to add a 0 at the beginning of a series and hence avoid losing the first increment in rate().
(The only place I could find OTLP StartTime mentioned was at #13192, although it is only there incidentally)
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Proposal
The OTLP field
StartTime
/StartTimeUnixNano
is described here.If I understand correctly, under Cumulative Temporality it could be used exactly like the Created timestamp in #6541, to add a 0 at the beginning of a series and hence avoid losing the first increment in
rate()
.(The only place I could find OTLP
StartTime
mentioned was at #13192, although it is only there incidentally)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: