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undo adding DT for SQS sdk v1 #2217

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undo adding DT for SQS sdk v1 #2217

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@obenkenobi obenkenobi commented Jan 23, 2025

Overview

undo changes in the previous PR to support distributed tracing for SQS V1 SDK.

The reason here is the v1 sdk id deprecated, Amazon will no longer be support v1 APIs by the end of 2025, and the verifier failed.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 70.58%. Comparing base (e5bc12c) to head (250eeed).

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- Complexity     9973     9977    +4     
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  Lines         40374    40374           
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+ Hits          28492    28496    +4     
+ Misses         9105     9102    -3     
+ Partials       2777     2776    -1     

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@obenkenobi obenkenobi merged commit e8715f2 into main Jan 23, 2025
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