Switch signal handler registration from signal() to sigaction(SA_SIGINFO)
on Linux to capture fault address, signal code description, and program
counter at crash time. These are logged to the file logger and included
in OpenTelemetry crash reports.
Add OS info (os.type, os.version, os.name) to all non-crash events in
reportEventAsync. Consolidate OS info and hashUsername into an anonymous
namespace with a shared addOsInfo helper function.
- Track pending network replies using an atomic counter
- Pump the event loop in `reportCrash` to allow asynchronous telemetry requests to complete before the process terminates
- Use a timeout to prevent the crash handler from hanging indefinitely if the network is unresponsive
OpenTelemetry initialization is now driven by the presence of a config
file: if no config file is found (connection string is empty), init is
skipped silently without writing to the log.
Extend opentelemetry_config.json with optional event_allowlist and
event_denylist arrays. Patterns support wildcard suffix (e.g. grpc.*).
Allowlist is checked first; denylist further restricts within the
allowed set. crash.* events always bypass all filters and queue limits.
Add RiaConnectorTools-Test.cpp covering all JSON value types including
the new array handling.
Add explicit disconnection of signals and abort pending network replies in destructors and shutdown methods to prevent unwanted callbacks and threading issues during object destruction or shutdown. This enhances robustness and safety, especially in asynchronous and multi-threaded contexts.
Adds username hashing for privacy-preserving telemetry and includes full username for crash reports to aid debugging.
Also incorporates OS information into crash reports for better diagnostics.
Removes conditional compilation for OpenTelemetry, ensuring it is always included.
Reinitializes OpenTelemetry based on user preferences, ensuring that changes to telemetry settings are applied immediately.
Configures cloud services, including OpenTelemetry, after the logger is initialized, ensuring that telemetry data is properly captured and transmitted.
Retrieves system username for telemetry tracking.
Modifies the stack trace reporting to only include the path relative to the ResInsight root folder, enhancing readability and reducing verbosity in crash reports.
Adds support for OpenTelemetry to enable telemetry and crash reporting.
This change introduces:
- New RiaPreferencesOpenTelemetry class for managing OpenTelemetry configuration.
- RiaOpenTelemetryManager class for handling the OpenTelemetry lifecycle,
event processing, and error handling.
- Configuration options in preferences to enable, disable, and configure
OpenTelemetry.
- Asynchronous event reporting.
- Crash reporting capabilities.
- Health monitoring features.
Magne Sjaastad
magnesj