bilsch-nice commented on issue #6309:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jmeter/issues/6309#issuecomment-2220504493
> Hi,
>
> OOM aside, why do you need that complicated piece of code? You run a
JSR223PreProcessor so you have full access to Groovy runtime, there's no need
to call the ${__groovy()} function inside again.
>
> I guess you need a unique value to use as trace identifier, this should be
enough: vars.put("trace_id", UUID.randomUUID().toString()) Sample output:
ebd7bca8-c365-3b64-8157-11b165df0341
The format of the trace_id needs to conform to the opentelemetry spec. Its a
32-byte hex string.
I actually switched over to gatling for this load test script. Generating
the traceid in scala code directly and its proven stable so I've moved on from
this.
Would be interested in someone else being able to re-create the scenario. If
I understand the problem just adding the preprocessor with the code I included
in this issue should be enough to replicate - don't even need to reference the
variable I suspect.
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