Should we still support python "logging" span api
See original GitHub issueI don’t think that there is much use to be able to say zipkin_logger.debug(some_dict_form_of_span)
. It only seems to make the api more complicated and cause issues like #23. Can we just get rid of it and store the trace context in thread local?
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I have issues with the thread safety (gevent) because of this, let me know if I can help in any way
Less to explain is better, unless it is compelling. Thx for considering this!