OpenTelemetry Plugin Breaks on OpenCode v2 Plugin API
An OpenTelemetry instrumentation plugin fails outright on OpenCode v2 because the platform now requires plugins to export a default definition with an id and an effect or setup function, an undocumented breaking change from the prior plugin format. Developers relying on the plugin for observability lose telemetry until the plugin is migrated to the new API.
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