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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This documentation-only change explains how Event metadata is promoted to OpenTelemetry attributes, but the current text still omits duplicate-prefix rejection, unsigned-integer behavior, and the exact projected attribute names and array encoding. Those gaps could lead users to configure unsupported prefixes or query emitted attributes incorrectly, so the PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these bounded documentation corrections. Possibly related PRs
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In `@docs/configure-plugins/observability/opentelemetry.mdx`:
- Around line 147-155: Expand the Event Metadata Promotion documentation to
describe emitted attribute names and value encoding for Scope-start, Scope-end,
and Mark projections, including their distinct namespaces (for example,
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the OpenTelemetry configuration documentation to explicitly state whether
unsigned integers from 0 through i64::MAX are accepted, and use consistent
unsigned-integer wording in both supported-value sections and the
rejected-values section.
- Line 162: Update the OpenTelemetry collisions statement near the projection
field table so configured attribute-mapping aliases are described as taking
precedence only for projections that apply attribute_mappings, or explicitly
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Learning: In NeMo-Relay’s OpenTelemetry/OpenInference observability projection docs under docs/configure-plugins/observability/, document the projected-attribute contract as follows: (1) emit scalar top-level `data`/`metadata` fields as typed dotted OTLP attributes (for example, `nemo_relay.start.metadata.tenant`); (2) keep nested objects/arrays as JSON strings at their top-level OTLP attribute (rather than expanding them into nested OTLP attributes); and (3) do not reference the legacy `*_json` payload attributes (e.g., `data_json`, `metadata_json`, `input_json`) because they were intentionally removed as a breaking change.
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| | `promote_metadata_prefixes` | `[]` | Literal prefixes that select sanitized Event metadata to copy to top-level span attributes. | | ||
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| Metadata promotion preserves the original Event metadata and does not replace | ||
| attributes produced by a trace projection or `attribute_mappings`. Relay omits | ||
| selected keys in namespaces owned by Relay or supported semantic projections: | ||
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| Set `promote_metadata_prefixes` on a trace endpoint to copy selected keys from | ||
| the final sanitized Event metadata into that endpoint's OpenTelemetry output. | ||
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Document the emitted attribute names and value encoding.
The section explains which metadata keys are selected, but it does not explain how Relay names or encodes the resulting attributes. State the projected namespace, such as nemo_relay.start.metadata.tenant, and state that arrays remain JSON strings at their top-level OTLP attribute. Cover the Scope-start, Scope-end, and Mark projections where their namespaces differ.
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155, Expand the Event Metadata Promotion documentation to describe emitted
attribute names and value encoding for Scope-start, Scope-end, and Mark
projections, including their distinct namespaces (for example,
nemo_relay.start.metadata.tenant). State that scalar top-level data/metadata
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Learning: In NeMo-Relay’s OpenTelemetry/OpenInference observability projection docs under docs/configure-plugins/observability/, document the projected-attribute contract as follows: (1) emit scalar top-level `data`/`metadata` fields as typed dotted OTLP attributes (for example, `nemo_relay.start.metadata.tenant`); (2) keep nested objects/arrays as JSON strings at their top-level OTLP attribute (rather than expanding them into nested OTLP attributes); and (3) do not reference the legacy `*_json` payload attributes (e.g., `data_json`, `metadata_json`, `input_json`) because they were intentionally removed as a breaking change.
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159-160: Clarify unsigned-integer handling.The table names only signed 64-bit integers. It does not state whether unsigned values from
0throughi64::MAXare accepted. State the behavior in both the supported and rejected rows.This repeats the previous review finding.
185-187: Document projected attribute names and encoding.The section still does not name the attributes emitted for Scope-start, Scope-end, and Mark promotion. Add projection-specific examples, such as
nemo_relay.start.metadata.tenant, and describe typed dotted OTLP attributes for scalar top-level fields and JSON-string encoding for nested object/array values. Do not reference removed*_jsonattributes.This repeats the previous review finding. Based on learnings: scalar top-level
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94-94: LGTM!
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Documents how to promote selected Event metadata to top-level OpenTelemetry span attributes for each configured trace endpoint.
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promote_metadata_prefixes = ["app."]trace-endpoint example.Validation:
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