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Hosting environment: Azure App Service (linux container)
Describe the bug
When tracking Azure Storage calls from the Azure.Storage.Blobs SDK using the latest Application Insights SDK, some dependencies have the wrong parent ID. Specifically, items of type InProc | Microsoft.Storage are correct, but Azure blob are not. The incorrect ID seems to be random and doesn't appear anywhere else. The operation ID is correct.
You can find more details in #1915, which was supposedly fixed in AI 2.15. I received no response there, so I'm opening this ticket.
To Reproduce
Refer to the linked issue. Essentially, the steps are:
Create an ASP.NET Core project. Reference the AI SDK and Azure Storage Blobs SDK.
Add any storage SDK call in any request of the default controller created by the template.
Run a request on the endpoint that you added the storage call to. Observe how storage operations are tracked twice (once as InProc, once as Azure blob), but only one of them has the request ID as its parent ID.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When tracking Azure Storage calls from the
Azure.Storage.Blobs
SDK using the latest Application Insights SDK, some dependencies have the wrong parent ID. Specifically, items of typeInProc | Microsoft.Storage
are correct, butAzure blob
are not. The incorrect ID seems to be random and doesn't appear anywhere else. The operation ID is correct.You can find more details in #1915, which was supposedly fixed in AI 2.15. I received no response there, so I'm opening this ticket.
To Reproduce
Refer to the linked issue. Essentially, the steps are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: