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There's no need to save/restore spans on every .start()/.end(). The set of active spans is known for each node ahead of time, so we can just store them at .pause().
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This will require passing all span starts around. Probably not feasible for multiple-spans, but is worth exploring for a single span case (http-parser).
There's no need to save/restore spans on every
.start()
/.end()
. The set of active spans is known for each node ahead of time, so we can just store them at.pause()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: