Exception is thrown on non-standard IOC container due to use of Concrete classes.

[PeterOscarsson]

OpenTelemetry.Exporter 1.8
net8.0

Upgrading from 1.7 to 1.8 without any changes to our codebase.

This code is throwing exception:

 public static void EnsureNoUseOtlpExporterRegistrations(this IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
 {
     var registrations = serviceProvider.GetServices<UseOtlpExporterRegistration>();
     if (registrations.Any())
     {
         throw new NotSupportedException("Signal-specific AddOtlpExporter methods and the cross-cutting UseOtlpExporter method being invoked on the same IServiceCollection is not supported.");
     }
 }

My guess is that as we are using a non-default ServiceProvider (IUnityContainer), we get a concrete class even though it is not registred in the service collection.
Is it possible to refactor to use interfaces instead of concrete classes?

This is the only instance in all of the codebase we are using (asp.net mvc+ blazor, redis cache, Masstransit, ..) where this is a problem.

[CodeBlanch]

Hey @PeterOscarsson any chance you could give me a small repro app using Unity + 1.8 OtlpExporter I can use to debug?

[PeterOscarsson]

Sure, put the attached project in the OpenTelemetry catalog and put a breakpoint on
EnsureNoUseOtlpExporterRegistrations in
opentelemetry-dotnet\src\OpenTelemetry.Exporter.OpenTelemetryProtocol\Builder\OpenTelemetryBuilderServiceProviderExtensions.cs

Check with and without "UseUnityServiceProvider" in main Program.

OTelTest.zip

[CodeBlanch]

Thank you @PeterOscarsson! I opened this issue over in Unity: unitycontainer/microsoft-dependency-injection#96

I'm not opposed to just switching to an interface but I figured it would be good to gather their thoughts on the differing behavior before we took action. Seems like a behavior they might want to fix to prevent other things from breaking when choosing to use Unity over the M.S.E.DI container 🤷

[PeterOscarsson]

@CodeBlanch ,Thats great, but I doubt you'll get an answer. Seems like its no longer activly maintained. Else I would have taken this up with them.
We are investigating switching DI but we have a huge CodeBase that depends on UnityContainer and it will take a while to do that.