[Feature Request] Support `MeterRegistry` Bean for Client in Spring integration
See original GitHub issueCurrently, the static global MeterRegistry is used for client metrics as per https://github.com/line/armeria/blob/3d30b065ee1a1542f54ffe3a03dea6b4cc36c959/core/src/main/java/com/linecorp/armeria/client/ClientFactoryOptions.java#L179
/**
* The {@link MeterRegistry} which collects various stats.
*/
public static final ClientFactoryOption<MeterRegistry> METER_REGISTRY =
ClientFactoryOption.define("METER_REGISTRY", Metrics.globalRegistry);
It would be nice if this has the ability to use a MeterRegistry bean like that of the server version
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You mean exposing
WebClientwithout a base URL as a bean? That sounds fine to me.Sure, it is all yours. 😃