fix: annotate always-detected packages in logfire run suggestions#1736
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fix: annotate always-detected packages in logfire run suggestions#1736nightcityblade wants to merge 2 commits intopydantic:mainfrom
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…estions Mark sqlite3, urllib (stdlib) and requests (OTel dependency) with an asterisk and a footnote in the recommendation output, so users know these are always detected and can be safely ignored if not used in their code.
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Gentle ping — any thoughts on this? Let me know if any changes are needed. |
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CI should pass |
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Fixes #1296
Problem
logfire runalways suggests installing instrumentation forsqlite3,urllib, andrequestsbecause:sqlite3andurllibare stdlib modules (always available)requestsis a dependency of OpenTelemetry itself (always in the environment)This is confusing for users who aren't actually using these packages.
Solution
Added an asterisk (
*) annotation to packages that are always detected (stdlib or OTel dependencies), with a footnote explaining they can be safely ignored if not used in the user's code.Example output:
This follows the suggestion from @DouweM in the issue discussion.