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feat(node): Add shouldCreateSpanForRequest
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Add `shouldCreateSpanForRequest`
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Add test
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Cache results from `shouldCreateSpanForRequest`
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Use `NodeClient` so options are typed
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I think we should cache the results of
shouldCreateSpanForRequest
. On the browser side, I can't decide if it's worth it, but in node where bundle size isn't a concern but being able to most efficiently handle lots of incoming requests quickly is, I think we definitely should (the same way we're doing withtracePropagationTargets
just below).Uh oh!
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Since
lru_map
is already a dependency for theContextLines
integration, should I use that rather than an alternative that could potentially grow indefinitely?If we cache the result of
shouldCreateSpanForRequest
we should probably mention this in the jsdocs/docs since it's not obvious and users may think they can useshouldCreateSpanForRequest
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I just used a map for now!
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Sorry, missed your question. You raise two good points. I think for now a map is simple and hasn't bitten us on the header front, so is unlikely to bite us here, either. If it does, I'm sure someone will let us know! And good point about the docs.