fix: allow traces.write.otlphttp.endpoint without grpc-listen flag#50
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The validation logic incorrectly required --grpc-listen for all traces endpoints. This prevented using --traces.write.otlphttp.endpoint alone, even though OTLP HTTP uses the standard HTTP server (port 8080) and doesn't need gRPC. Signed-off-by: Benedikt Bongartz <bongartz@klimlive.de>
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if observatorium#873 merges soon, better to wait for it and synchronize with upstream directly. |
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The validation logic incorrectly required --grpc-listen for all traces endpoints. This prevented using --traces.write.otlphttp.endpoint alone, even though OTLP HTTP uses the standard HTTP server (port 8080) and doesn't need gRPC.