Ensuring that pymysql follows semantic conventions #2915
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Any reason why we are deleting this?
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I removed this file from the commit since it wasn't part of the PR I sent by mistake
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The diff shows you are deleting the file which exists already. You shouldn't be committing that delete.
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These are not the correct attributes to be changing for semantic conventions. Pymysql (as well as several other db instrumentations) use dbapi under the hood for it's instrumentations. You must check whether dbapi span attributes conform to the most recent db semantic conventions. dbapi is also one of the instrumentations needed for the semantic convention migration plan, so it is not as simple as changing the attributes to new values.
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So, should I ensure that dbapi follows the conventions defined in the SpanAttributes class, and by doing so, will it also apply to PyMySQL since it uses dbapi? Also, should it follow the semantic conventions defined here as well?
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This issue is a bit difficult for new contributors to pick up as it involves implementing the semantic convention migration plan. I would advise picking up a different issue if you are trying to pick up good first issues,
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This PR is related to issue: #1628
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