fix(eap): Port set_segment_attributes to V2 span pipeline#6164
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Dav1dde
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Wondering if we need that, for now we only need to deal with webvital legacy spans. |
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We probably don't actually need this: the legacy standalone pipeline is really only used for web vital spans, so the added normalizations would probably never actually happen. |
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This extends #6042 by porting the entire
set_segment_attributesfunction (which contains the logic implemented in that PR) to the V2 standalone span pipeline. The normalization function and the settings flag are renamed accordingly.I've also added a test that exercises every possible way through this function (for non-web-vital spans—those are already covered by existing tests).
ref: INGEST-943