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* chore: set up instrumentation and instrument middleware * chore: set up console exporter * chore: add parent span option to telemetry package * chore: set up telemetry verbose mode * chore: instrument the network proxy - part 1 * chore: make sure to terminate spans when request is aborted * fix telemetry, create/end the request middle prior to sending the outbound request * avoid telemetry ts build step, create entrypoint into packages/telemetry using TS conventions * allow env vars to be "true" or "1" * when creating child span, inherit their attributes directly from the parent * create custom honeycomb exporter and span processor to log traces * remove duplicate code that's already called in this.setRootContext * cleanup * more clean up * update honeycomb network:proxy attributes, update console.log message * yarn lock * chore: remove performance API in middleware * chore: end response on correct event * recursively gather parent attributes on close * added key and some clean up * github action detector, move verbose into index, verbose log commands * some tests * clean up honeycomb exporter * some renaming * testing console trace link exporter * Don't lose the top span when running in verbose. * link to the right place for prod/dev * changes to verbose to make sure it is read in the browser * Apply suggestions from code review * pass parent attributes between telemetry instances * default to false * 'fix' build issues * src not dist * add back on start span * once more with feeling * Fix some tests * try this i guess * revert auto build * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Bill Glesias <bglesias@gmail.com> * support failed commands * Address PR comments * Address PR Comments * error handling * handle all the errors --------- Co-authored-by: Bill Glesias <bglesias@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Brian Mann <brian.mann86@gmail.com>
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