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How to create a root scope with v2 API

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I’m not finding a way for my code to create a new root scope with the v2 API. With the v1 API, I was able to pass in true to the ignoreActiveScope parameter of Tracer.Instance.StartActive. That’s no longer an option and not exposed on SpanCreationSettings.

If I leave Parent as null on SpanCreationSettings, then the default behavior is to inherit. And if I try to set Parent to a new empty SpanContext, I cannot because the only public constructor requires I pass a ulong spanId (not nullable) and I do not have access to the internal SpanIdGenerator.

So am I missing something? Is there another way to create a root span?

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:8 (4 by maintainers)

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fdmarccommented, May 29, 2023

@tylerohlsen @lucaspimentel I’ve been having similar issues with DataDog traces, MongoDB and SignalR. Thanks for logging this issue and leaving such detailed notes on the problems and how to address them 👍

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lucaspimentelcommented, Feb 2, 2022

Tyler, SpanContext.None was added in release 2.2.0 today so I will close this issue.

Thanks again for your feedback!

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