feat(rxjava3): add RxJava 3 context propagation instrumentation#11505
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Remove toolkit-added skills (apm-integrations, datadog-semantics, observability-patterns) and restore .claude to match master branch. Remove the .claude/ .gitignore entry added by mistake.
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The delayedMaybe testing raises an issue highlighting that continuations are getting leaked on the scheduler - it should be excluded from propagation to have a safe instrumentation
| @AutoService(InstrumenterModule.class) | ||
| public final class RxJavaModule extends InstrumenterModule.ContextTracking { | ||
| public RxJavaModule() { | ||
| super("rxjava"); |
| transformer.applyAdvice( | ||
| isMethod() | ||
| .and(named("subscribe")) | ||
| .and(takesArguments(1)) | ||
| .and(takesArgument(0, named("org.reactivestreams.Subscriber"))), | ||
| getClass().getName() + "$PropagateParentSpanAdvice"); |
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prise to have spotted both method. However it looks like that this version delegate to the method above that's public final. So that this can be avoided to be instrumented since it only delegates to the latter
| * to argument slots of either {@code Flowable#subscribe(Subscriber)} or {@code | ||
| * Flowable#subscribe(FlowableSubscriber)} from the same Advice class. | ||
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| public final class TracingSubscriber<T> implements FlowableSubscriber<T>, Subscriber<T> { |
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it will only need to implement FlowableSubscriber if we do not instrument anymore the subscribe(Subscriber) version on the FlowableInstrumentation
| // Delayed operators (Maybe.delay) run on a scheduler thread; spans may outlive the | ||
| // subscribing scope, causing the pending-trace reference count to go negative when | ||
| // strictTraceWrites is on. Mirror RxJava2Test's useStrictTraceWrites() = false. | ||
| testConfig.strictTraceWrites(false); |
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This is deliberately cheating on tests. There is indeed an threadpool where we leak continuations and should be excluded from propagating scopes
| testImplementation project(':dd-java-agent:instrumentation:datadog:tracing:trace-annotation') | ||
| testImplementation project(':dd-java-agent:instrumentation:opentelemetry:opentelemetry-annotations-1.20') | ||
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| testImplementation group: 'io.reactivex.rxjava3', name: 'rxjava', version: '3.1.10' |
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the minimum version to test is 3.0.0 and not 3.1.10 unless limitations that should be explicitly commented
| testImplementation project(':dd-java-agent:instrumentation:opentelemetry:opentelemetry-annotations-1.20') | ||
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| testImplementation group: 'io.reactivex.rxjava3', name: 'rxjava', version: '3.1.10' | ||
| testImplementation group: 'io.opentelemetry.instrumentation', name: 'opentelemetry-instrumentation-annotations', version: '1.28.0' |
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I would also add previous versions of this instrumentation in order to check for overlaps when testing
| group = "io.reactivex.rxjava3" | ||
| module = "rxjava" | ||
| versions = "[3.0.0,)" | ||
| assertInverse = true |
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this is not enough. previous versions of rxjava has io.reactivex.rxjava2 group hence a specific fail section is needed here
| /** | ||
| * Tracks a known bug: same as {@link #delayedMaybe()} but with two delay/map stages, so the | ||
| * downstream chain must survive multiple computation-scheduler hops. Re-enable once Maybe | ||
| * scheduler-hop instrumentation is fixed. | ||
| */ | ||
| @Disabled( | ||
| "Known issue: Maybe.delay() loses span context through the computation scheduler — " | ||
| + "delayed Flowable provides equivalent coverage in the meantime") |
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This is good to have tracked down the issue in a test. Also, the IA had an idea from where the issue came. This should be addressed by excluding the propagation on the scheduler otherwise we leak continuations and the spans won't close correctly
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What Does This Do
Adds instrumentation for RxJava 3 (
io.reactivex.rxjava3:rxjava) — context propagation across async reactive subscription boundaries for all 5 reactive types.Motivation
Customer request for RxJava 3 support. RxJava 2 instrumentation already exists; this extends coverage to the v3 API which uses a new package namespace (
io.reactivex.rxjava3.core).Additional Notes
Design: Context propagation only — no new spans created. Mirrors the existing
rxjava-2.0module exactly:subscribe()(wrap observer with tracing wrapper)Observable,Flowable,Single,Completable,Maybe— all 5 types instrumentedFlowablehandles twosubscribe()overloads:subscribe(Subscriber)andsubscribe(FlowableSubscriber)— the latter is new in RxJava 3 and shares a single Advice class viaDYNAMICtyping +TracingSubscriberimplementing both interfacesRxJava3AsyncResultExtension— equivalent ofRxJavaAsyncResultExtensionin rxjava-2.0, extends spans until reactive chains complete for@WithSpan-annotated methodsKnown limitation: Context propagation through
Maybe.delay()(computation scheduler) does not produce child spans in the current implementation — the delayed Flowable tests provide equivalent delay coverage. Tracked as a follow-up investigation.Contributor Checklist
type:and (comp:orinst:) labels in addition to any other useful labelsJira ticket: [PROJ-IDENT]
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