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make context propagation robust to unavailability of root tracer #1192

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@DRV2SI DRV2SI commented Feb 15, 2023

opencensus-ext-threading currently breaks when there is no tracer to propagate upon thread creation.
This pull request makes it robust to this situation. There is also an associated issue on GitHub.

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DRV2SI commented Feb 15, 2023

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@DRV2SI DRV2SI changed the title - make context propagation robust to unavailability of root tracer make context propagation robust to unavailability of root tracer Feb 15, 2023
@DRV2SI DRV2SI force-pushed the graceful-for-noop-tracer branch 2 times, most recently from bfd6a20 to f768bab Compare February 20, 2023 08:54
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this issue is a blocker in our project, any chance this could be reviewed and considered?
@DRV2SI have you found new workarounds since?

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