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Set the baggage even when the trace id is not successfully extracted #55341
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Not having a request id here exercises the new code (thanks!), but is it something that could plausibly happen? This question may be terribly naive - I'm not very familiar with distributed tracing.
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Yes it's possible. Not all frameworks set it. This is not the case with .NET because
HttpClient
sets it (https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/33a68d0cef067034df5cbac89415568e5fda63ce/src/libraries/System.Net.Http/src/System/Net/Http/DiagnosticsHandler.cs#L308) but someone can use another framework (or make the request manually via curl, Postman, or whatever) and in this case there will be no request id (traceparent
) in the request (ASP.NET will generate one in this case).