OTLP stability clarifications #1400
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Merging to include this as part of our release. Also, this should not be polemical as it's merely a clarification. |
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Thanks @carlosalberto |
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Fixes #1397
Adds minimal clarifications.
Specifically, for OTLP/HTTP it simply mentions that we are stable for the Binary part, while being experimental for the JSON one. I'm also open to rewrite these sections to have them clearly separated, although that would probably be an overkill, given that they both share a lot.