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I am noticing that most of the time the sdk version header contains multiple values, this makes in confusing to determine which version the request should be tracked under.
For now, we can track based off of the first part. So in your example, it we will capture graph-java/v2.8.0.
The goal is that we can determine the subsequent component names as the dependency chain flows from left to right. So in your example, we will assume that graph-java/v2.8.0 takes a dependency on graph-java-core/v1.0.8 as that it is the default dependency.
I am noticing that most of the time the sdk version header contains multiple values, this makes in confusing to determine which version the request should be tracked under.
Example:
SdkVersion=graph-java/v2.8.0,graph-java-core/v1.0.8 (featureUsage=0), java/1.8.0_292
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