github open-telemetry/opentelemetry-dotnet-contrib Instrumentation.EntityFrameworkCore-1.20.0-beta.1

  • NuGet: OpenTelemetry.Instrumentation.EntityFrameworkCore v1.20.0-beta.1

    • Fixed db.query.summary so that a delimited identifier containing an escaped
      closing bracket, such as [Tab]]le], is captured whole instead of being
      truncated at the escape.
      (#5237)

    • Fixed spans from instrumented ADO.NET providers (for example Npgsql or
      SqlClient) being dropped when Filter excludes a command or throws. The
      filtered-out activity is now stopped so that it no longer remains the
      current, non-recorded parent while the command executes.
      (#5481)

    • Fixed exception messages being exported as the span status description.
      The error.type attribute is now set to the type of the exception instead.
      (#5447)

    • Fixed query sanitization so that literals are no longer left unsanitized in
      db.statement, db.query.text and db.query.summary after a quote inside a
      quoted identifier or inside an array in a FROM clause.
      (#5447)

    • Fixed query sanitization of nested block comments, PostgreSQL escape strings
      (E'...'), Oracle alternative quoting (q'[...]'), MySQL/MariaDB #
      comments, and of MySQL/MariaDB double-quoted strings, quoted identifiers and
      dollar-quoted strings inside IN (...) lists.
      (#5447)

    • Fixed query sanitization so that the whole of a quoted login or user name
      (for example CREATE LOGIN [COMPANY\name]) is redacted.
      (#5447)

    • Fixed db.query.summary treating a word which only differs from a keyword
      by its first character (for example Xrom) as that keyword.
      (#5447)

    • Fixed the cache of parsed data sources growing without bound when many
      distinct data sources are used.
      (#5447)

    • Updated OpenTelemetry core component version(s) to 1.20.0.
      (#5541)

    See CHANGELOG for details.

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