Fix the experimental OpenTelemetry formatter, so its payload method coerces values. #319
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Ensures every attribute value is OTLP‑compatible. Hashes become a JSON string,
nil
is dropped, arrays become arrays of strings/numbers/bools.Description of changes
This PR updates the
OpenTelemetry
formatter to ensure that all values in the log payload are compatible with the OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) specification for log attributes.The changes introduce methods, to recursively sanitize the payload hash.
The coercion rules are as follows:
String
,Integer
,Float
,Boolean
) are passed through unchanged.nil
values are dropped from the payload.Array
values are sanitized to ensure they only contain OTLP-compatible scalar types.Hash
values are converted into a JSON string.This prevents potential errors when exporting logs to an OpenTelemetry collector by guaranteeing that all attributes adhere to the expected format. Example errors:
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