Open JeremyVriens opened 2 years ago
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I did, but I did a commit with the wrong git email config. Will try to fix this asap when I got time.
This is a hard to tackle issue (you can tell by the bug report discussions) and I'm not so sure if there's a different/better way of sharing the queue between different processes. I do agree that the performance implication is not desired, but I think it's inevitable when you work with different processes. I will spend some more time to see if I can make it configurable (perhaps an option where you can say: multiprocessing=True/False(default)) and at least for now this is a working PoC.
@JeremyVriens thanks for your POC! I just came across issue #900 a few days ago, while trying to pass logs from Celery to Azure Application Insights and seeing that this was first reported 2 years ago I actually didn't expect this issue to be picked up and "fixed" in the near future. Getting this properly fixed would be really helpful for a lot of people with this kind of setup!
This works great for monkey patching.. any plans to complete this?
I don't believe python2 should be a concern at this point.
@JeremyVriens is looks like this is largely just pending CLA check for you. Alternatively I suppose someone could resubmit if you are no longer watching this?
Hi All,
I faced the same issue. Is there a possibility that it will be accepted in the near future?
Regards, Zoltan
May I ask for an estimated merge date for this pull request? Thanks!
These changes fix both https://github.com/census-instrumentation/opencensus-python/issues/900 and https://github.com/census-instrumentation/opencensus-python/issues/928, but I'm not so sure about the compatibility with Python2. I changed the normal queue.Queue to a multiprocessing.Queue and converted the LogRecord to an envelope before putting it on the queue as serializing a LogRecord didn't work when it contained a traceback.