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The current implementation of the composite meters is to report their value from the first child. However, if that child is a no-op (because the associated registry denied the meter) then the value reported will be 0. Since it isn't possible for no-op children to have a meaningful value it would seem to make sense to ignore them when reporting the value of a composite and instead report a value from the first non-noop child.
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The current implementation of the composite meters is to report their value from the first child. However, if that child is a no-op (because the associated registry denied the meter) then the value reported will be 0. Since it isn't possible for no-op children to have a meaningful value it would seem to make sense to ignore them when reporting the value of a composite and instead report a value from the first non-noop child.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: