make elasticsearch-* indy compatible #11554
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closing and re-opening to try to fix CI |
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@SylvainJuge if you rebase your PRs, CI should be healthy again |
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using a common classloader for all "elasticsearch" instrumentation.
Part of #11457
"indy compatible" is defined in https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-java-instrumentation/pull/11546/files#diff-c01c02c7d6cde11986ed4c95f749da6318b0deb89c371d866319371cc1757bd0
This PR needs to have the
indy testlabel added for validation in CI.Local validation can be done with
gradle test -PtestIndy=true