feat(node): Do not create GraphQL resolver spans by default#12097
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feat(node): Do not create GraphQL resolver spans by default#12097
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Users can pass `ignoreResolveSpans` and `ignoreTrivalResolveSpans` to the integration now, which is passed to the instrumentation. This should reduce noise and perf overhead.
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@mydea - I looks like there's a typo introduced in this PR (and still in the latest version.) |
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Ah, good catch - will fix this too in #13248! |
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Users can pass
ignoreResolveSpansandignoreTrivalResolveSpansto the integration now, which is passed to the instrumentation. They default totrue. This should reduce noise and perf overhead.Closes #12092