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[WIP][v2][storage] Create v2 query service to operate on otlp data model #6343
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you cannot assume here that
trace
is a full trace, you need to clump consecutive chunks if they are for the same trace ID. We can implement a helper function for that that will takeSeq[[]ptrace.Traces]
and returnSeq[ptrace.Traces]
where each item is a full trace. Similar to what I was suggesting in https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger/pull/6388/files#r1894703201There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@yurishkuro Did I understand correctly in that this is what we wanted here? Or did you mean that we should change the underlying adjusters themselves to work on Seq?
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yes, you understood correctly. However, because adjusting needs to re-arrange the data I think this func should return
Seq[ptrace.Traces]
where each item is fully adjusted trace.