fix(rails): Track request queue time in Rails middleware#2877
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fix(rails): Track request queue time in Rails middleware#2877
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The Rails CaptureExceptions middleware subclass overrode start_transaction without calling super, so the http.server.request.time_in_queue attachment added in #2838 was silently skipped for all Rails apps. Extract queue time attachment into a private attach_queue_time method on the Rack base class so the Rails subclass can invoke it explicitly while keeping its own options hash (preserving the correct SPAN_ORIGIN constant "auto.http.rails" via lexical scoping). Fixes #2873 Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Rails CaptureExceptions middleware subclass overrode start_transaction without calling super, so the
http.server.request.time_in_queueattachment added in #2838 was silently skipped for all Rails apps.Extract queue time attachment into a private
attach_queue_timemethod on the Rack base class so the Rails subclass can invoke it explicitly while keeping its own options hash (preserving the correct SPAN_ORIGIN constant "auto.http.rails" via lexical scoping).Fixes #2873