28 lines
1.5 KiB
Groovy
28 lines
1.5 KiB
Groovy
apply from: "$rootDir/gradle/instrumentation.gradle"
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dependencies {
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// this instrumentation needs to be able to reference both the OpenTelemetry API
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// that is shaded in the bootstrap class loader (for sending telemetry to the agent),
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// and the OpenTelemetry API that the user brings (in order to capture that telemetry)
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//
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// since (all) instrumentation already uses OpenTelemetry API for sending telemetry to the agent,
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// this instrumentation uses a "temporarily shaded" OpenTelemetry API to represent the
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// OpenTelemetry API that the user brings
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//
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// then later, after the OpenTelemetry API in the bootstrap class loader is shaded,
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// the "temporarily shaded" OpenTelemetry API is unshaded, so that it will apply to the
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// OpenTelemetry API that the user brings
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//
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// so in the code "application.io.opentelemetry.*" refers to the (unshaded) OpenTelemetry API that
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// the application brings (as those references will be translated during the build to remove the
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// "application." prefix)
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//
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// and in the code "io.opentelemetry.*" refers to the (shaded) OpenTelemetry API that is used by
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// the agent (as those references will later be shaded)
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compileOnly project(path: ':opentelemetry-api-shaded-for-instrumenting', configuration: 'shadow')
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// using OpenTelemetry SDK to make sure that instrumentation doesn't cause
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// OpenTelemetrySdk.getTracerProvider() to throw ClassCastException
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testImplementation project(path: ':opentelemetry-sdk-shaded-for-instrumenting', configuration: 'shadow')
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}
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