docs: Python EVALSHA OpenTelemetry span support - #296
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Summary
Update OpenTelemetry concepts page to reflect that the Python client now traces EVALSHA (script invocation) spans.
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7762c4c— Python Async: Add OTel span creation for script invocation (EVALSHA) (#6350)Changes
concepts/client-features/open-telemetry.mdxto reflect that EVALSHA is now traced in the Python client (both async and sync)Context
valkey-glide #6350 adds EVALSHA OpenTelemetry span creation to the Python client's
_execute_scriptmethod (both async and sync). Previously, script invocations passed a hardcoded0span pointer to the FFI, making them invisible in traces. Now EVALSHA spans appear with full DB semantic convention attributes (db.operation.name,db.query.text,db.system.name,server.address,server.port,db.namespace). The Python client is the first GLIDE client to support this.cc @naoki-tateyama
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