Vendor Otel

Vendor OTel Instrumentation

Input: The npm package name to vendor (e.g., @opentelemetry/instrumentation-graphql).

Copy upstream OTel instrumentation TypeScript source into a vendored/ directory, remove the npm dependency, and ensure builds and tests pass. No logic changes — the vendored code must behave identically to the original.

Scope of this rule: "No logic changes" applies only to the initial vendoring PR. After a package has been vendored, the vendored/ directory is Sentry-owned source and follow-up PRs may refactor, simplify, replace upstream utilities with Sentry equivalents (e.g. @opentelemetry/core → @sentry/core), or otherwise diverge from upstream. Such cleanup is desired, not discouraged.

1. Research

Find upstream source files:

gh api "repos/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/git/trees/main?recursive=1" --jq '.tree[].path' | grep "instrumentation-<name>/src/.*\.ts$"

Check versions:

• Pinned: grep "instrumentation-<name>" packages/node/package.json
• Latest tag: gh api repos/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/git/refs/tags --jq '.[].ref' | grep "instrumentation-<name>"
• Commit SHA: gh api repos/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/git/refs/tags/instrumentation-<name>-v<version> --jq '.object.sha'

Review the upstream CHANGELOG between pinned and latest version:

https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/blob/main/packages/instrumentation-<name>/CHANGELOG.md

Fetch and present the relevant changelog entries to the user. All OTel instrumentations are pre-v1 so any bump could introduce breaking changes.

Also diff ALL source files between pinned and latest version. Report both the changelog and diff findings to the user so they can verify the bump is safe before proceeding.

Check for external type imports (these need special handling, see section 5):

grep "import.*from '" <file> | grep -v "@opentelemetry\|'\./\|@sentry\|'util'\|'path'\|'fs'\|'http'\|'events'"

Check test coverage and report gaps:

• Integration tests: dev-packages/node-integration-tests/suites/tracing/<name>/
• E2E tests: dev-packages/e2e-tests/test-applications/node-<name>/
• Unit tests: packages/node/test/integrations/tracing/<name>.test.ts

2. Plan

Present a plan to the user covering:

• Which version to vendor (pinned vs latest, with diff summary)
• Source files to copy
• External types that need inlining
• Test coverage status
• Any concerns

Stop here and wait for explicit user approval before implementing. Use AskUserQuestion to confirm the plan.

3. Directory Structure

• packages/node/src/integrations/tracing/<name>.ts → packages/node/src/integrations/tracing/<name>/index.ts
• For non-tracing integrations (like fs.ts): packages/node/src/integrations/<name>/index.ts
• For non-node packages (aws-serverless, nestjs): follow their existing structure
• Create vendored/ subdirectory for upstream files

4. Vendor Source Files

Fetch original TypeScript from the OTel contrib GitHub repo (NOT compiled JS from node_modules):

gh api "repos/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/contents/<path>?ref=<tag>" --jq '.content' | base64 -d

When stripping the upstream SPDX header, verify all import lines are still present afterward.

Each vendored file gets the full Apache 2.0 license header plus:

 * NOTICE from the Sentry authors:
 * - Vendored from: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-js-contrib/tree/<sha>/packages/instrumentation-<name>
 * - Upstream version: @opentelemetry/instrumentation-<name>@<version>

Add bullets for TS adjustments or type vendoring only when applicable.

Append /* eslint-disable */ after the header block.

Standard replacements in the main instrumentation file:

• Remove import { PACKAGE_NAME, PACKAGE_VERSION } from './version'
• Add import { SDK_VERSION } from '@sentry/core' and const PACKAGE_NAME = '@sentry/instrumentation-<name>';
• Replace PACKAGE_VERSION with SDK_VERSION in the super() call

Include barrel exports (enums/index.ts, etc.) if the upstream has them.

5. External Type Handling

Always inline types from external packages — including types from the instrumented package itself. Without inlining, the local SDK build relies on workspace hoisting to resolve these types, which is brittle.

1. Check if the upstream types.ts already vendors some types inline.
2. For any import type * as X from '<external-package>', inline simplified types:
   • Put in a separate <package>-types.ts file in vendored/
   • Only include members actually accessed by the instrumentation
   • Keep as close to originals as possible — same generic parameters, field names, types
   • Only simplify when the full type tree is too deep
   • Add [key: string]: any index signatures for permissiveness
3. After building, verify no leaks: grep "from '<package>'" packages/node/build/types/...

6. TypeScript Adjustments

Fix any compilation errors caused by this repository's strict TypeScript settings (strict: true, noUncheckedIndexedAccess: true). Add a Minor TypeScript strictness adjustments bullet to the header when changes are made.

7. Package.json and Lint Config

• Remove the dependency from the relevant package.json
• If vendored code imports a package (e.g., @opentelemetry/core) that isn't a direct dependency, add it — rollup auto-externalizes based on dependencies
• Add vendored path to the consolidated lint exceptions in .oxlintrc.base.json

8. Build, Format, and Test

yarn install
yarn fix
yarn build:dev:filter @sentry/<package>

Verify no external types leak into .d.ts output.

Run existing tests:

• cd dev-packages/node-integration-tests && yarn test suites/tracing/<name>
• cd packages/node && yarn test:unit test/integrations/tracing/<name>.test.ts

Update unit test imports from @opentelemetry/instrumentation-<name> to the vendored path, including vi.mock() calls.

9. Report Changes

Before submitting, report ALL modifications to the user:

1. Files copied as-is (only header + formatting)
2. TypeScript adjustments — each change with file and line context
3. Type simplifications — what was simplified and why
4. Import path changes
5. Any other modifications

10. PR Creation

After reporting changes, ask the user if they want to proceed with creating the draft PR. Use AskUserQuestion to confirm.

• Branch: vendor-<name>-instrumentation
• Commit: ref(node): Vendor <name> instrumentation
• PR description: one or two concise sentences — what was vendored and any notable details (e.g., inlined types). Reference a closing issue if applicable. Example: "Vendors @opentelemetry/instrumentation-kafkajs into the SDK with no logic changes. Types from kafkajs are inlined as simplified interfaces to avoid requiring the package as a dependency.\n\nCloses #20151"
• Always draft PR, base branch develop