Stuart McCulloch

This change was released in [0.106.0](https://github.com/DataDog/dd-trace-java/releases/tag/v0.106.0)

Hi @suneli - scopes are meant to be associated with work on a thread, they are not meant to be passed between threads. The OpenTracing spec states: > Passing of...

That's right - scopes must be closed on the same thread where they were activated. You can share spans between threads, but not scopes.

@diamondarts which order did you install/activate the two bundles? If the jackson-jaxrs-json-provider bundle was installed and resolved before the jackson-module-jaxb-annotations bundle then the optional import would be disabled (because in...

Thanks for the report @jlintz - the tracer is attempting to inject a field and accessor for tracing purposes, in this case for async context tracking. The `FieldBackedContextAccessor` interface should...

Hi @JeanFred there are a couple of fixes in 1.1.0 to help improve propagation when using v2 of the AWS SDK, there are also further improvements expected in the next...

Hi @lrwh - are you able to share the demo application somewhere?

This sort of exception has been known to happen when you have two `-javaagent`s installed and they both attempt to instrument the same class. We usually recommend putting Datadog's `-javaagent`...

Hi @bruno-chavez - you're missing a comma between the -javaagent option and the -jar option i.e. it should be: ``` ENTRYPOINT ["java", "-javaagent:dd-java-agent.jar", "-jar", "app.jar"] ``` and not ``` ENTRYPOINT...

Hi @Ricard-Kollcaku we'll look at supporting that mode. For now the workaround is not to enable `--strict-image-heap`