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Turn off the received-first-response traces #262

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SandGrainOne opened this issue Nov 15, 2024 · 0 comments
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Turn off the received-first-response traces #262

SandGrainOne opened this issue Nov 15, 2024 · 0 comments
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status/blocked Further work depending on the completion of some other task/PoC/issue status/draft Status: When you create an issue before you have enough info to properly describe the issue.

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SandGrainOne commented Nov 15, 2024

Description

NOTE: This change requires a new version of the Npgsql package(s).

The default tracing from NpgSQL includes traces with the message received-first-response. There is a lot of them and we probably don't have any need for them.

Update nuget packages and turn off EnableFirstResponseEvent.

Additional Information

They're adding new options to the NpgsqlTracingOptions class. The one that is interesting for us is the EnableFirstResponseEvent property.
https://github.com/npgsql/npgsql/pull/5853/files#diff-e3555b1bea8f96895a00eff9a7462125d6224cd6fb1601be8d1562abf306f7aa

Tasks

  • Bump nuget packages with the necessary changes
  • Set EnableFirstResponseEvent to false

Acceptance Criteria

  • There are no received-first-response traces any longer
@SandGrainOne SandGrainOne added the status/draft Status: When you create an issue before you have enough info to properly describe the issue. label Nov 15, 2024
@olebhansen olebhansen added the status/blocked Further work depending on the completion of some other task/PoC/issue label Nov 26, 2024
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