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This will set the attributes on all spans. Given that they're not in the common attrs list, they should probably be set on the segment of the current span instead?
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Yes, the attributes should be on the segment span.
Now I look at this, I'm not sure how that would work because the context is set in
setup_once().I guess we would need some mechanism to set attributes on a scope that are then only applied on the segment span.
Alternatively, we consider not migrating the integration to span first.
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Right, missed that we're in
setup_oncehere.I would leave this integration out for now. I believe it'd make sense for this to live in the aws/gcp integrations eventually, but as is, I'd not migrate. Errors will still get the context and that's probably where it's most useful.