out_opentelemetry: restore manual parsing for log record fields (fix #9071) #9074
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…9071) When the log records comes as raw, meaning non-otel schema, the user can specify through the configuration how to extract different fields from the main message body such as: - traceId - spanId - traceFlags - severityText - severityNumber This PR fix the manual parsing that got broken after the refactor. This fix issue #9071 Signed-off-by: Eduardo Silva <eduardo@calyptia.com>
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When the log records comes as raw, meaning non-otel schema, the user can specify through the configuration how to extract different fields from the main message body such as:
This PR fix the manual parsing that got broken after the refactor.
This fixes issue #9071
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