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Added aiohttp integration
Aiohttp integration to track async requests. Library way build based on opencensus-ext-requests and it was tested on real life environment.
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@aabmass @hectorhdzg @lzchen @songy23 What I should do to make this PR approved? Is there any flow I need to follow?
@lzchen What should I do to make this PR to be added to project and to have package released?
@maciejmoskala
Thanks for the contribution and sorry for the long wait in reviewing. In terms of integration contributions, we expect contributors to maintain this part of the codebase in the future. OpenCensus maintainers will assist when needed by the responsibility for maintaining, reviewing issues/PRs and releasing related to this integration falls on the contributor. Is this alright with you?
