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Log original OTLP log-export errors to worker logs - #170
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Keep the original task log-export error in worker zerolog output so operators can diagnose collector failures. The task-context logger is deliberately bypassed, and OpenTelemetry still receives only
task log export failed.Raw collector errors can contain reflected credentials. These details now appear in operator-controlled worker logs, not task OTLP logs. Trace exporters and initialization/shutdown errors are unchanged.
Validation
go test -race ./internal/tasktelemetry/....go vet ./internal/tasktelemetry/...,golangci-lint run ./internal/tasktelemetry/..., andgo build ./....gofmt -sto both changed files.Request