guillaumep
guillaumep
Found a way to obtain stack traces and to log them server-side. Define a middleware function like this: ```python import logging def exception_logging_middleware(next, root, info, **args): try: return_value = next(root,...
Solved in https://github.com/santropolroulant/sous-chef/issues/12
I'll take this!
I'll take this one.
Also, JF would like a "total" line in the dashboard.
Using copy_to_directory and including the result as `data` instead of `srcs` seems to have worked for us: ```starlark openapi_generator( name = "xcover_client_codegen", additional_properties = { "packageName": "xcover_python_client", }, generator =...
> Happening to me on macOS 11.6.2 with bazel 4.2.2 (homebrew). The workaround was to reboot. Happened to me also, I used the `bazel shutdown` command to resolve the issue.
It seems from the CI logs that pymssql does not build for pypy3. Would it be acceptable to disable pypy3 support in the tests for this instrumentation?
Also, the docs fails to build because of this error: sphinx.errors.SphinxWarning: autodoc: failed to import module 'pymssql' from module 'opentelemetry.instrumentation'; the following exception was raised: No module named 'pymssql' I'm...
I had to subclass `DatabaseApiIntegration` to obtain pymssql's connection attributes, as the attributes are not kept by the library in the Connection object. You need to get them from the...