Convert unsigned IDs to signed IDs for Thrift #3
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Fixes jaegertracing/jaeger#1951 Thrift IDs are i64, which is a _signed_ 64-bit integer, but the Jaeger protocol says IDs are unsigned, so in our records we store them unsigned. When sending the IDs through Thrift, we need to convert the bits directly from unsigned to signed. This matches the behavior in the Python client (https://github.com/jaegertracing/jaeger-client-python/blob/51d9027c3e0b87f6721dd14e7bc2b3303ce682c2/jaeger_client/thrift.py#L32-L47) as pointed out here (jaegertracing/jaeger#1951 (comment)), but we get to use type specifiers to make it clearer (:tada: Erlang!) instead of bit shifts and masking that Python needs to do.
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@KronicDeth Hello, and thank you for sharing this! I have been experiencing same issue as descrbed in jaegertracing/jaeger#1951. I tried applying your fix my |
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Fixes jaegertracing/jaeger#1951
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Convert unsigned IDs to signed IDs for Thrift
Thrift IDs are i64, which is a signed 64-bit integer, but the Jaeger protocol says IDs are unsigned, so in our records we store them unsigned. When sending the IDs through Thrift, we need to convert the bits directly from unsigned to signed. This matches the behavior in the Python client as pointed out in the bug report triage, but we get to use type specifiers to make it clearer (:tada: Erlang!) instead of bit shifts and masking that Python needs to do.