[improvement] Distinguish Jersey and OkHttp operation names #58
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For additional context see: palantir/tracing-java#58
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Can't we use the span type to differentiate whether it's a client side or server side span? |
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Before this PR
Cannot identify whether a span originates from OkHttp or Jersey.
After this PR
Can identify where a span originates.