upgrade otelfiber to fiber v3

heisGarvit commented 3 months ago

PR contains upgrade of otelfiber to v3 for compatibility with fiber v3

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Upgraded the Fiber middleware from version 2 to version 3, enhancing compatibility with the latest framework.
- Updated example implementations to reflect new import paths and function signatures.
Bug Fixes
- Adjusted function signatures to improve context management and performance, including changes from pointer to value receivers for fiber.Ctx.
Documentation
- Revised the README to provide updated installation instructions and compatibility notes for the new Fiber version and Go version requirements.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 months ago

Walkthrough

The otelfiber package has been updated to support Fiber v3, requiring changes to function signatures and import paths. Notably, context handling has shifted from pointer receivers to value receivers, affecting middleware implementations. Compatibility with Go has also been updated from version 1.19 to 1.21. Overall, these changes enhance functionality and align with the latest versions of both the Fiber framework and OpenTelemetry conventions.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`otelfiber/README.md`	Updated usage and compatibility notes; changed function signatures from pointer to value type.
`otelfiber/config.go`	Modified function signatures to accept `fiber.Ctx` instead of `*fiber.Ctx`; updated options.
`otelfiber/doc.go`	Changed import path to `otelfiber/v3`.
`otelfiber/example/server.go`	Updated import paths; changed context parameter types; updated service name for tracing.
`otelfiber/fiber.go`	Revised import paths; adjusted context handling in middleware functions.
`otelfiber/otelfiber_test/fiber_test.go`	Updated import paths; changed context parameter types in tests; increased test timeout.
`otelfiber/semconv.go`	Updated functions to use `fiber.Ctx`; modified method calls for HTTP scheme retrieval.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Server
    participant Middleware

    Client->>Server: Request
    Server->>Middleware: Pass context
    Middleware-->>Server: Process context
    Server-->>Client: Response

🐰 In fields of green where changes bloom,
A hop of joy, dispelling gloom.
With Fiber's strength, we leap and play,
New paths to run, a brighter day!
Let's celebrate with hops and cheer,
For updates bring us ever near! 🌼

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gaby commented 3 months ago

@heisGarvit v3 is still in beta, middlewares will be upgraded once we are closer to release.

heisGarvit commented 3 months ago

@gaby is there any plan for beta release of v3 middleware? So that users of fiber v3 can use opentelemetry to track performance of upcoming release?

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