transport/http: fix metrics race condition #555
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This PR fixes a race condition reported by aws#548, by introducing a simple wrapper for time.Time. While by default aws-sdk-go-v2 uses NopMeterProvider, the transport/http internals are still instrumenting the http requests (the withMetrics func). Maybe there is a room for improvement, to not call httptrace.WithClientTrace when the meter is nop, however this is out of scope for this PR.
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This PR fixes a race condition reported by #548,
by introducing a simple wrapper for time.Time.
While by default aws-sdk-go-v2 uses NopMeterProvider, the transport/http internals are still instrumenting the http requests (the withMetrics func).
Maybe there is a room for improvement, to not call httptrace.WithClientTrace when the meter is nop,
however this is out of scope for this PR.
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