The documentation for the Threading default integration of the Python SDK says that the propagate_scope option defaults to false. But in the SDK the option defaults to true.
Suggested Solution
Say that scope propagation is enabled by default and explain the behavior in more detail. It would also be helpful to mention the problems with scope propagation: The scope is shared, so if the parent thread changes the scope the scope in the child thread is also changed.
Core or SDK?
Platform/SDK
Which part? Which one?
Python integration Threading
Description
The documentation for the Threading default integration of the Python SDK says that the
propagate_scope
option defaults to false. But in the SDK the option defaults to true.Suggested Solution
Say that scope propagation is enabled by default and explain the behavior in more detail. It would also be helpful to mention the problems with scope propagation: The scope is shared, so if the parent thread changes the scope the scope in the child thread is also changed.