Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry 5.1.160

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dotnet add package Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry --version 5.1.160

NuGet\Install-Package Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry -Version 5.1.160

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<PackageReference Include="Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry" Version="5.1.160" />

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paket add Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry --version 5.1.160

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#r "nuget: Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry, 5.1.160"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry&version=5.1.160

// Install Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Bnaya.Extensions.OpenTelemetry&version=5.1.160

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Bnaya Open Telemetry Extensions

Extends OpenTelemetry API:

Usability improvement when building metrics tags.

Having the following API:

Counter<int> c = meter.CreateCounter<int>("counter1");
c.WithTag("Color", "red")
 .WithTag("Price", "Low")
    .Add(5);
h.WithTag("Size", 123)
    .Record(19);
udc.WithTag("Color", "red")
    .Add(-33);

instead of

Counter<int> c = meter.CreateCounter<int>("counter1");
c.Add(5, 
	new KeyValuePair<string,object?>("Color", "red"),
	new KeyValuePair<string, object?>("Price", "Low"));
h.Record(19, 
	new KeyValuePair<string, object?>("Size", 123));
udc.Add(-33, 
	new KeyValuePair<string, object?>("Color", "red"));

The changes introduce an immutable Builder pattern therefore it can benefit from setting the tags once for multiple usage i.e.

Counter<int> c = meter.CreateCounter<int>("counter1");
c.WithTag("Color", "red")
 .WithTag("Price", "Low")
    .Add(5)
    .Add(6)
    .Add(7);

Because it's immutable, the following scenario will work just fine:

Counter<int> c = meter.CreateCounter<int>("counter1");

var counter1 = c.WithTag("Color", "red");
var counter2 =  counter1.WithTag("Price", "Low")
    .Add(5)
    .Add(6)
    .Add(7);

counter1.Add(-1); // won't have the Price tag

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