Deprecate Zipkin exporter by michaeljohnalbers · Pull Request #7974 · open-telemetry/opentelemetry-java
Deprecates the Zipkin exporter and removes all dependencies on internal classes. This involved copying several classes into a sub-package of the Zipkin exporter package. There is a README.md in this package with a short explanation. Several test classes had to be updated to handle the deprecation.
First part of implementing #7863
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I think we should just mark the zipkin exporter as deprecated for now and come back to the problem of removing shared internal code later.
There are a couple of things we could do with the shared internal code which don't involve copying into the zipkin exporter:
- Promote those classes to our public API
- Carve out a new category of packages, maybe called
*.tools.*or*.utils.*, which we guarantee from an API compatibility standpoint, but advertise as "not for public consumption". Move the shared internal code to this new category of packages.
@jack-berg I've updated the PR to remove copying to internal code.
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Thanks!
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Thanks!
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