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[Snyk] Upgrade @opentelemetry/instrumentation from 0.218.0 to 0.219.0#229

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Snyk has created this PR to upgrade @opentelemetry/instrumentation from 0.218.0 to 0.219.0.

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Snyk has created this PR to upgrade @opentelemetry/instrumentation from 0.218.0 to 0.219.0.

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Merge Risk: Medium

This is a minor version upgrade for an experimental package. It contains one documented breaking change.

Breaking Change:

  • The package will no longer automatically remove null values from parsed declarative configuration objects. It is now the responsibility of the user to handle null values in their configuration.

Impact:
This change only affects users who utilize the declarative configuration feature and have null values in their configuration files. Applications relying on the previous behavior of null values being stripped may experience configuration-related issues.

Recommendation:
If you use declarative configuration, review your configuration files and ensure your application logic correctly handles null values. Other users are not impacted by this change.

Source: Release notes experimental/v0.219.0

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