This supports extra parameters for attributes collection for the Ruby agent and Java agent, which take the same syntax for these parameters.
The functionality which already exists for the .NET agent is mimicked, with the exception that the .NET agent deployment now also supports the pass-by-attribute idiom for those parameters. The change should transparently roll forward, and I was able to verify this myself with a very synthetic test case (I don't have a Test Kitchen environment suitable for testing on Windows).
This supports extra parameters for attributes collection for the Ruby agent and Java agent, which take the same syntax for these parameters.
The functionality which already exists for the .NET agent is mimicked, with the exception that the .NET agent deployment now also supports the pass-by-attribute idiom for those parameters. The change should transparently roll forward, and I was able to verify this myself with a very synthetic test case (I don't have a Test Kitchen environment suitable for testing on Windows).