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Provide a search interface for log events
See original GitHub issueI’m using the OpenTracing API to add baggage to spans, which has produced a trace with the following log:
It would be great to be able to search traces for these events in a similar way to how tags can be searched e.g. something like the following to allow the example trace to be retrieved: event:baggage key:req-id value:b5a0akvpjll153h06o1g.
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you query them the same way as you would tags
event:baggage|key:req-id|value:b5a0akvpjll153h06o1g@vprithvi thanks for your input - the above hint helped: the multi tag search now works when I select the appropriate root service!