Add support for custom attributes function #3198
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@ofekshenawa Please take a look at this one |
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Can you please add some tests? |
Added tests for metrics and custom attributes |
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@ofekshenawa Added tests but something weird is happening with the tests. It was passing tests yesterday and failing now. It should only fail on 1.19 afaik because the metric sdk version I am using requires 1.20 and above ( not able to find a working version before that) |
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Sometimes we want to add custom attributes to metrics in order to give better context with the application.
Example,
I want to identify which API is responsible for calling this redis command and group by the calling API