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This package provides a Server-Timing
propagator to inject the current span context into Response datastructures.
The main goal is to allow client-side technology (Real User Monitoring, HTTP Clients) to record
the server side context in order to allow referencing it.
Server-Timing response headers are especially useful for this approach, as they are accessible on the client side,
even for the initial page load.
Requirements
OpenTelemetry SDK and exporters (required to actually export traces)
Optional:
OpenTelemetry extension (Some instrumentations can automatically use the TraceResponsePropagator)
Usage
Assuming there is an active SpanContext, you can inject it into your response as follows:
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