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Create new semantic-conventions-java repository #1638
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This only works in an ideal world where your Java artifacts make breaking changes and bug-fixes in lockstep with the specification. I am not sure if this is a good idea. |
I think what you're saying is that we may want to change the code generation logic independently of a bump in the semantic conventions repo. We could accomplish this by having a versioning strategy which is essentially two versions:
Or something to that effect. But we can't do any of this if the artifact has to be published in lockstep with |
I see 👍 from both java maintainers and semantic convention maintainers so I'm going to proceed with setting up the repo and close this issue. |
See new repository at semantic-conventions-java. |
The
opentelemetry-java
repo currently publishes an artifact containing generated classes with attributes from the semantic conventions. With the split of semantic conventions fromopentelemetry-specification
tosemantic-conventions
, and with the approaching stability of http semantic conventions, we want to split out this code generation to a dedicated repository calledsemantic-conventions-java
. Tracking this issue fromopentelemetry-java
's side here.The current process causes confusion because
opentelemetry-java
publishes new versions monthly, with all artifacts versioned in lockstep. This produces confusing artifact versions, asio.opentelemetry:opentelemetry-semconv
has versions which are different from the version of semantic conventions used to generate them.This new repo would publish new versions in lockstep with
semantic-conventions
.cc @open-telemetry/java-maintainers @open-telemetry/specs-semconv-approvers
I know I already have the ✅ from the java maintainers. If the semantic convention conventions maintainers agree, I'll go ahead and get started on the new repo.
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