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The 1.10 of the OTel SDK has shipped, but auto instrumentation is still on 1.9, which references and pulls in the 1.9 SDK.
This introduces challenges for EDOT, where we might need to bump to the latest SDK without breaking our auto instrumentation release.
To avoid issues when the auto instrumentation ships behind the main SDK version, we may need to be able to build against different SDK versions based on a MsBuild flag. That way, we can, for example, ship EDOT based on SDK 1.10 while also being able to deploy an auto instrumentation zip bundling an older build of EDOT and, therefore, the SDK. This isn't an ideal solution either since our artefacts may not align for each release which is confusing.
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The 1.10 of the OTel SDK has shipped, but auto instrumentation is still on 1.9, which references and pulls in the 1.9 SDK.
This introduces challenges for EDOT, where we might need to bump to the latest SDK without breaking our auto instrumentation release.
To avoid issues when the auto instrumentation ships behind the main SDK version, we may need to be able to build against different SDK versions based on a MsBuild flag. That way, we can, for example, ship EDOT based on SDK 1.10 while also being able to deploy an auto instrumentation zip bundling an older build of EDOT and, therefore, the SDK. This isn't an ideal solution either since our artefacts may not align for each release which is confusing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: