Ideally in most cases, users of this library would not pass host/port or socket to the constructor, allowing configuration by environment variables and in their absence, selecting an appropriate default.
DataDog/dd-trace-rb#1700 did something similar for dd-trace-rb, selecting a socket if the expected file exists.
Ideally in most cases, users of this library would not pass host/port or socket to the constructor, allowing configuration by environment variables and in their absence, selecting an appropriate default.
DataDog/dd-trace-rb#1700 did something similar for dd-trace-rb, selecting a socket if the expected file exists.