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Support @Timed annotation for WebFlux #18680
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Hi team, could anyone please clarify the status of this issue? |
@Vakhturov Unfortunately, we haven't had time to review the pull request yet. We'd like to get the changes into a 2.x release but it's unlikely to be in 2.4.x which RCs tomorrow. |
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This seems to be resolved via #23112. |
Yes indeed. Thanks, @izeye. |
Many thanks all |
We recently switched an application from WebMvc to WebFlux. We used the
@Timed
annotation on our controller methods to get custom timing metrics with custom percentiles. After switching to WebFlux, this stopped working. There is the default metric created by theMetricsWebFilter
, but I couldn't find a way to configure the percentiles recorded.It would be great if you could also support the
@Timed
annotation for WebFlux for maximum flexibility.Alternatively, it would also help us if we could globally configure the percentiles for the timer recorded by the
MetricsWebFilter
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: