If the log name is missing from the list of attributes it falls back to a hard-coded default string:
otel_python_inprocess_log_name_temp
It would be ideal to make the default name more intelligent, perhaps derived from the script name? For example:
./path/to/the/script.py -> script./path/to/the/scriptdir/main.py -> scriptdirpython3 (interactive mode) -> python3
A sketch of the code might look something like:
def _get_entrypoint_script_name():
main_script_path = sys.argv[0]
if not main_script_path:
main_script_path = sys.executable
simple_script_name = os.path.basename(main_script_path).rstrip('.py')
return simple_script_name
def _get_default_log_name():
entrypoint_script_name = _get_entrypoint_script_name()
if entrypoint_script_name == 'main':
return os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(sys.argv[0]))
return entrypoint_script_name
If the log name is missing from the list of attributes it falls back to a hard-coded default string:
otel_python_inprocess_log_name_tempIt would be ideal to make the default name more intelligent, perhaps derived from the script name? For example:
./path/to/the/script.py->script./path/to/the/scriptdir/main.py->scriptdirpython3(interactive mode) ->python3A sketch of the code might look something like: