ref(core): Move spanStreamingIntegration setup into ServerRuntimeClient#21814
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spanStreamingIntegration setup into ServerRuntimeClient#21814Lms24 wants to merge 1 commit into
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Now that all our server runtime SDKs support span streaming (they didn't initially), we can move the per-SDK-init-based logic to add
spanStreamingIntegrationiftraceLifecycle: 'stream'was set, to theServerRuntimeClient.This makes span streaming enabling more consistent for setups that only use a client. Also for SDKs like electron that init themselves with e.g. a
NodeClientand therefore hat to manually add the integration. h/t @timfish for raising this