Adrian Cole

@jakerobb for disclosure we should say that the implementation had a double-increment bug just fixed. Such a bug is possible with the fake ref-counting (again folks counting close is not...

@bhs I don't follow the user you mentioned, so not sure how much I sound like him. Can you point me to the code where what you said is true?...

@ivantopo interesting input. One thing I've to ask you is about the difference between something that looks like a good abstraction and something that is a good abstraction. In past...

It would likely need to be far more specific than the harness in python or the go port which is not much more than a compile test. Since OpenTracing doesn't...

Last july @Xylus and @eirslett did a couple day spike on context. Assets from those meetings are here; https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/0B0tSnQT3uGdAfndwS3RKVnMtM0ZKMWU4R1dicTNEXy1NSlBJaTlJQ05abGVneTlucW5HdFk Eirik ended up spiking an effort towards that later, https://github.com/DistributedTracing/continuation-local-storage-jvm/pull/1 Ironically,...

> @adriancole what I find peculiar is that several similar concepts of context storage/provider I've seen (including Jaeger's) pretend that they are just an interface, but in fact they cannot...

> > @adriancole what is incidental trace > state? Why should be stored in something like threadlocal? > sorry poor choice of words. Most users aren't aware of trace state...

> > @sjoerdtalsma @adriancole > , maybe we should create a new issue to > discuss this? > One of the reasons we discussed thread local was yuri's question of...

> > Create team of spec and languages reviewers. More important, let people > know who to ask and discuss. > @adriancole @bensigelman > @yurishkuro > @michaelsembwever > > I...

It is easy to sortof get consensus to do something within a context, ex those already participating in OpenTracing are more likely to want to define more within that context....