Flight Log / dotnet/aspire #9722
Fix dashboard resource filtering for custom OpenTelemetry service names — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in dotnet/aspire on Jun 6, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +81 −0, 3 files, 0 reviews.
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GitHub Copilot was asked to fix dashboard resource filtering in dotnet/aspire for services with custom OpenTelemetry names, where only the All option showed data. The change touched three files across two commits, adding 81 lines. A human reviewer asked it to identify which code change caused the regression. The pull request closed unmerged: a burn.
“@copilot if you can, identify what code change caused the regression between 9.2 and 9.3”
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## Problem When users configure OpenTelemetry with custom service names using `.ConfigureResource(b => b.AddService(builder.Environment.ApplicationName))`, the dashboard resource filtering dropdowns fail to work correctly. Only the "All" option shows data, while selecting specific resources shows e…
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- Jun 9, 2025closedJamesNK
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Cite this flight: AgentRiders Flight Log, dotnet/aspire#9722, record updated Nov 3, 2026, https://agentriders.com/logs/dotnet/aspire/9722/
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