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DD_TAGS is the common environment variable used for constant tagging in other datadog services (such as APM), and is what is referenced in most documentation.
This library uses DATADOG_TAGS, and does not support DD_TAGS.
Documentation for assigning tags references DD_TAGS, but does not mention DATADOG_TAGS.
Expected behavior
Constant tagging for metrics created should utilize the same environment values as other datadog services.
We shouldn't have to specify multiple environment variables with the same values.
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DD_TAGS
is the common environment variable used for constant tagging in other datadog services (such as APM), and is what is referenced in most documentation.This library uses
DATADOG_TAGS
, and does not supportDD_TAGS
.Documentation for assigning tags references
DD_TAGS
, but does not mentionDATADOG_TAGS
.Expected behavior
Constant tagging for metrics created should utilize the same environment values as other datadog services.
We shouldn't have to specify multiple environment variables with the same values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: