[processor/resourcedetection] Add host.arch to system detector
#22940
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Sorry for the noise, this should be ready to review |
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Posted a Q in #22045 (comment) |
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This PR was marked stale due to lack of activity. It will be closed in 14 days. |
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Not stale, on hold because of #21482 |
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@dmitryax this is ready for review after #21482 has landed Also cc @omrozowicz-splunk if you want to review that I am using the new functionality correctly :) |
LGTM! |
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@mx-psi Please rebase |
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Description:
Add
host.archto system detector. It is detected viaruntime.GOARCH.This way of detecting may be wrong if running under an emulator or binary translator; the only common case I know of this happening in practice is on ARM64 macOS when using Rosetta. There is a way to detect this (see DataDog/gohai/pull/77) but since we provide arm64 builds for macOS, I think this is a non-issue
Link to tracking Issue: Fixes #22939
Testing: Added unit tests. Tested on my Linux AMD64 laptop
Documentation: Documented new attribute on README