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Dmitry AnoshinandGitHub 6ed11d9842 Add support for deprecated component type aliases (#14349)
Related to
https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector/issues/14208

This change allows component authors to register one optional deprecated
alias per component type, enabling smooth migrations when renaming
components. When an alias is used in configuration, the collector will
automatically resolve it to the original component and log a deprecation
warning.

Changes:
- Add `WithDeprecatedTypeAlias` factory option to experimental modules
(xreceiver, xexporter, xprocessor, xconnector)
- Generate alias expansion code in builder template that:
  - Populates factory maps with aliases pointing to original factories
  - Updates module information maps for aliased types
  - Validates that aliases don't conflict with existing component types
- Add deprecation warnings that log when an alias is used: "Using
deprecated alias <alias>; use <original> instead"

Extensions are left aside for now.
2026-01-08 00:01:09 +00:00

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// Copyright The OpenTelemetry Authors
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
package receiver // import "go.opentelemetry.io/collector/receiver"
import (
"context"
"go.opentelemetry.io/collector/component"
"go.opentelemetry.io/collector/consumer"
"go.opentelemetry.io/collector/internal/componentalias"
"go.opentelemetry.io/collector/pipeline"
)
// Traces receiver receives traces.
// Its purpose is to translate data from any format to the collector's internal trace format.
// Traces receiver feeds a consumer.Traces with data.
//
// For example, it could be Zipkin data source which translates Zipkin spans into ptrace.Traces.
type Traces interface {
component.Component
}
// Metrics receiver receives metrics.
// Its purpose is to translate data from any format to the collector's internal metrics format.
// Metrics receiver feeds a consumer.Metrics with data.
//
// For example, it could be Prometheus data source which translates Prometheus metrics into pmetric.Metrics.
type Metrics interface {
component.Component
}
// Logs receiver receives logs.
// Its purpose is to translate data from any format to the collector's internal logs data format.
// Logs receiver feeds a consumer.Logs with data.
//
// For example, it could be a receiver that reads syslogs and convert them into plog.Logs.
type Logs interface {
component.Component
}
// Settings configures receiver creators.
type Settings struct {
// ID returns the ID of the component that will be created.
ID component.ID
component.TelemetrySettings
// BuildInfo can be used by components for informational purposes.
BuildInfo component.BuildInfo
// prevent unkeyed literal initialization
_ struct{}
}
// Factory is a factory interface for receivers.
//
// This interface cannot be directly implemented. Implementations must
// use the NewFactory to implement it.
type Factory interface {
component.Factory
// CreateTraces creates a Traces based on this config.
// If the receiver type does not support traces,
// this function returns the error [pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported].
// Implementers can assume `next` is never nil.
CreateTraces(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Traces) (Traces, error)
// TracesStability gets the stability level of the Traces receiver.
TracesStability() component.StabilityLevel
// CreateMetrics creates a Metrics based on this config.
// If the receiver type does not support metrics,
// this function returns the error [pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported].
// Implementers can assume `next` is never nil.
CreateMetrics(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Metrics) (Metrics, error)
// MetricsStability gets the stability level of the Metrics receiver.
MetricsStability() component.StabilityLevel
// CreateLogs creates a Logs based on this config.
// If the receiver type does not support logs,
// this function returns the error [pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported].
// Implementers can assume `next` is never nil.
CreateLogs(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Logs) (Logs, error)
// LogsStability gets the stability level of the Logs receiver.
LogsStability() component.StabilityLevel
unexportedFactoryFunc()
}
// FactoryOption apply changes to Factory.
type FactoryOption interface {
// applyOption applies the option.
applyOption(o *factory)
}
// factoryOptionFunc is an FactoryOption created through a function.
type factoryOptionFunc func(*factory)
func (f factoryOptionFunc) applyOption(o *factory) {
f(o)
}
// CreateTracesFunc is the equivalent of Factory.CreateTraces.
type CreateTracesFunc func(context.Context, Settings, component.Config, consumer.Traces) (Traces, error)
// CreateMetricsFunc is the equivalent of Factory.CreateMetrics.
type CreateMetricsFunc func(context.Context, Settings, component.Config, consumer.Metrics) (Metrics, error)
// CreateLogsFunc is the equivalent of Factory.CreateLogs.
type CreateLogsFunc func(context.Context, Settings, component.Config, consumer.Logs) (Logs, error)
type factory struct {
cfgType component.Type
component.CreateDefaultConfigFunc
componentalias.TypeAliasHolder
createTracesFunc CreateTracesFunc
tracesStabilityLevel component.StabilityLevel
createMetricsFunc CreateMetricsFunc
metricsStabilityLevel component.StabilityLevel
createLogsFunc CreateLogsFunc
logsStabilityLevel component.StabilityLevel
}
func (f *factory) Type() component.Type {
return f.cfgType
}
func (f *factory) unexportedFactoryFunc() {}
func (f *factory) TracesStability() component.StabilityLevel {
return f.tracesStabilityLevel
}
func (f *factory) MetricsStability() component.StabilityLevel {
return f.metricsStabilityLevel
}
func (f *factory) LogsStability() component.StabilityLevel {
return f.logsStabilityLevel
}
func (f *factory) CreateTraces(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Traces) (Traces, error) {
if f.createTracesFunc == nil {
return nil, pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported
}
if err := componentalias.ValidateComponentType(f, set.ID); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return f.createTracesFunc(ctx, set, cfg, next)
}
func (f *factory) CreateMetrics(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Metrics) (Metrics, error) {
if f.createMetricsFunc == nil {
return nil, pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported
}
if err := componentalias.ValidateComponentType(f, set.ID); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return f.createMetricsFunc(ctx, set, cfg, next)
}
func (f *factory) CreateLogs(ctx context.Context, set Settings, cfg component.Config, next consumer.Logs) (Logs, error) {
if f.createLogsFunc == nil {
return nil, pipeline.ErrSignalNotSupported
}
if err := componentalias.ValidateComponentType(f, set.ID); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return f.createLogsFunc(ctx, set, cfg, next)
}
// WithTraces overrides the default "error not supported" implementation for Factory.CreateTraces and the default "undefined" stability level.
func WithTraces(createTraces CreateTracesFunc, sl component.StabilityLevel) FactoryOption {
return factoryOptionFunc(func(o *factory) {
o.tracesStabilityLevel = sl
o.createTracesFunc = createTraces
})
}
// WithMetrics overrides the default "error not supported" implementation for Factory.CreateMetrics and the default "undefined" stability level.
func WithMetrics(createMetrics CreateMetricsFunc, sl component.StabilityLevel) FactoryOption {
return factoryOptionFunc(func(o *factory) {
o.metricsStabilityLevel = sl
o.createMetricsFunc = createMetrics
})
}
// WithLogs overrides the default "error not supported" implementation for Factory.CreateLogs and the default "undefined" stability level.
func WithLogs(createLogs CreateLogsFunc, sl component.StabilityLevel) FactoryOption {
return factoryOptionFunc(func(o *factory) {
o.logsStabilityLevel = sl
o.createLogsFunc = createLogs
})
}
// NewFactory returns a Factory.
func NewFactory(cfgType component.Type, createDefaultConfig component.CreateDefaultConfigFunc, options ...FactoryOption) Factory {
f := &factory{
cfgType: cfgType,
CreateDefaultConfigFunc: createDefaultConfig,
TypeAliasHolder: componentalias.NewTypeAliasHolder(),
}
for _, opt := range options {
opt.applyOption(f)
}
return f
}