Update to latest tracer is breaking - cannot exempt downstream service from header propagation.
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
There was a change in how header propagation makes its way to downstream services as of the latest tracer versions. (Propagate trace tags to downstream services (horizontal propagation) (https://github.com/DataDog/dd-trace-dotnet/pull/2897)
) I do not see a way to exempt certain downstream services from this feature. We have certain external services (think massive banks) that are throwing errors at the presence of unexpected headers. This same complaint was made on the JS side and implemented there. https://github.com/DataDog/dd-trace-js/issues/1601
Calling this as a bug in that we were functional until updating to the latest tracer version (2.12). Just installed 2.12 to a bunch of servers that I need to go manually downgrade as I need to inventory what external services are now rejecting our requests. Took a pretty big time investment to diagnose this across a few team members.
Added clarifications:
servers were at various versions, all bumped to latest agent version of 7.37.1.1
and tracer version of 2.12.0
- errors were observed - situation was resolved by only downgrading tracer to version 2.11.0
outbound http call is executing in a netstandard2.0 class library that’s running in a full framework 4.7.2 webapi app
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- Created a year ago
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Hello, Regarding the Feature request part of the issue, we’re discussing internally if we could add this feature across the board with the same behaviour/configuration for each tracer. But indeed, it makes sense to us to add the feature. I’ll update on this when we have more visibility on when we would schedule this work.
@mrtristan we have just released version 2.13.0 of the tracer, which should fix this issue. I’ll close this now, but feel free to re-open if you run into any problems, thanks.