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1.  final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean

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2.  final def ##(): Int

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3.  final def ==(arg0: Any): Boolean

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4.  final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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5.  def clone(): AnyRef

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6.  def consumerSpan(record: ConsumerRecord[_, _], operationName: String): Span

   Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record.

   Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record. The relationship between the trace on the producer side of the topic and the new consumer Span is controlled by the "continue-trace-on-consumer" setting:

   • When enabled (default), the new consumer Span will be created as a child Span of the producer's Span. Both Spans will be part of the same trace.
   • When disabled, the new consumer Span will start a new trace, but will have a link to the Span on the producer side.

   NOTE: Continuing or linking Spans to the trace on the producer side is only possible when automatic instrumentation is enabled. If you are running your application without Kanela then you will only get a simple consumer Span, without any connection to the original trace.

7.  def consumerSpan(record: ConsumerRecord[_, _]): Span

   Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record.

   Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record. The relationship between the trace on the producer side of the topic and the new consumer Span is controlled by the "continue-trace-on-consumer" setting:

   • When enabled (default), the new consumer Span will be created as a child Span of the producer's Span. Both Spans will be part of the same trace.
   • When disabled, the new consumer Span will start a new trace, but will have a link to the Span on the producer side.

   NOTE: Continuing or linking Spans to the trace on the producer side is only possible when automatic instrumentation is enabled. If you are running your application without Kanela then you will only get a simple consumer Span, without any connection to the original trace.

8.  final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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9.  def equals(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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10.  def extractContext[K, V](consumerRecord: ConsumerRecord[K, V]): Context
11.  def finalize(): Unit

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12.  final def getClass(): Class[_ <: AnyRef]

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13.  def hashCode(): Int

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14.  final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

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15.  final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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16.  final def notify(): Unit

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17.  final def notifyAll(): Unit

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18.  def runWithConsumerSpan[T](record: ConsumerRecord[_, _], operationName: String, finishSpan: Boolean)(f: => T): T

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code.

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code. This function can optionally finish the Span once the code block execution has finished.

    The relationship between the trace on the producer side of the topic and the new consumer Span is controlled by the "continue-trace-on-consumer" setting:

    • When enabled (default), the new consumer Span will be created as a child Span of the producer's Span. Both Spans will be part of the same trace.
    • When disabled, the new consumer Span will start a new trace, but will have a link to the Span on the producer side.

    NOTE: Continuing or linking Spans to the trace on the producer side is only possible when automatic instrumentation is enabled. If you are running your application without Kanela then you will only get a simple consumer Span, without any connection to the original trace.

19.  def runWithConsumerSpan[T](record: ConsumerRecord[_, _], operationName: String)(f: => T): T

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code.

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code. This function can optionally finish the Span once the code block execution has finished.

    The relationship between the trace on the producer side of the topic and the new consumer Span is controlled by the "continue-trace-on-consumer" setting:

    • When enabled (default), the new consumer Span will be created as a child Span of the producer's Span. Both Spans will be part of the same trace.
    • When disabled, the new consumer Span will start a new trace, but will have a link to the Span on the producer side.

    NOTE: Continuing or linking Spans to the trace on the producer side is only possible when automatic instrumentation is enabled. If you are running your application without Kanela then you will only get a simple consumer Span, without any connection to the original trace.

20.  def runWithConsumerSpan[T](record: ConsumerRecord[_, _])(f: => T): T

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code.

    Creates a new consumer Span for the provided consumer record and sets it as the current Span while running the provided block of code. This function can optionally finish the Span once the code block execution has finished.

    The relationship between the trace on the producer side of the topic and the new consumer Span is controlled by the "continue-trace-on-consumer" setting:

    • When enabled (default), the new consumer Span will be created as a child Span of the producer's Span. Both Spans will be part of the same trace.
    • When disabled, the new consumer Span will start a new trace, but will have a link to the Span on the producer side.

    NOTE: Continuing or linking Spans to the trace on the producer side is only possible when automatic instrumentation is enabled. If you are running your application without Kanela then you will only get a simple consumer Span, without any connection to the original trace.

21.  def settings: Settings
22.  final def synchronized[T0](arg0: => T0): T0

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23.  def toString(): String

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24.  final def wait(): Unit

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25.  final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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26.  final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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27.  object Keys