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Added RPC Measure and View Constants
We (myself and @anamnavi) have been working on resolving issue #276 alongside Microsoft's Quantum Computing Team for code review, quality control, etc. in relation to RPC zpages written in Python.
As per the requirements of the opencensus specs document, we implemented the RPC View and Measure Constants. You can find them within opencensus/grpc under the names rpc_measure_constants.py and rpc_view_constants.py. We have included test files under the names rpc_m_c_test.py and rpc_v_c_test.py, respectively.
For further inquiry, you can reach me at [email protected] or [email protected] and @anamnavi at [email protected] or [email protected].
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@songy23 @c24t @reyang Hi all, I'm the MSFT contact that was working with these students on a senior design project with this as one of the outputs (Hi @reyang , we met last summer). They've officially finished their projects, so I'm trying to help them push their changes through into the repo. It looks to me that they've cleaned up the code here, and it's unclear why the travis build is failing on a unit test.
Can you help let us know if we need to do anything for that particular build/test?
2 week ping, would love to drive this one through if at all possible, if anything's needed on our side, since the authors have graduated by now.
