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Specify MeterProvider implementation creation in SDK specification instead of the API specification #3067
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Currently the metric specification defines a normative recommendation for API implementations in the API specification. The API specification should be scope to specify the API, not the implementation. Instead move this recommendation to the SDK specification where the implementation of the API should be specified.
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I really like this change especially after getting familiar with #3068 👍 Can you adopt the same change for TracerProvider and LoggerProvider for consistency? |
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I think that is a possibility, but I would want to do that in a follow up PR. |
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Contributes to #3268. @MrAlias did some good work in the metrics API / SDK recently in #3171 and #3067 to ensure that the metrics API spec doesn't contain SDK implementation details. This PR adopts similar language in the Logs Bridge API / SDK documents, which includes breaking out a `noop.md` document.
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Currently the metric specification defines a normative recommendation for API implementations in the API specification. The API specification should be scope to specify the API, not the implementation. Instead move this recommendation to the SDK specification where the implementation of the API should be specified.
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…elemetry#3275) Contributes to open-telemetry#3268. @MrAlias did some good work in the metrics API / SDK recently in open-telemetry#3171 and open-telemetry#3067 to ensure that the metrics API spec doesn't contain SDK implementation details. This PR adopts similar language in the Logs Bridge API / SDK documents, which includes breaking out a `noop.md` document.
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Currently the metric specification defines a normative recommendation for API implementations in the API specification. The API specification should be scope to specify the API, not the implementation. Instead move this recommendation to the SDK specification where the implementation of the API should be specified.