Kafka and RabbitMQ instrumentation adding activity links after creation #3985
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Why
Due to inability to add activity links after activity’s creation, some instrumentations (e.g related to messaging) capture activity start time at the start of receive operations, and start the activity and stop them immediately at the end of it, setting the start time to captured value, to work around the limitation.
S.D.DS v9 ships with the ability to add activity links after creation. Instrumentation should be adjusted to benefit from the improved API.
What
Kafka and RabbitMQ instrumentation now use the new S.D.DS v9 API for adding activity links after creation, removing the need for manual start time adjustments
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CHANGELOG.mdis updated.Documentation is updated.New features are covered by tests.