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An organization with a data-handling restriction, such as under HIPAA, can't choose this mode. The API exports only metadata for such an organization, even to a destination that already has content.

Examples are temporary DNS failure, TLS failure, timeout, connection failure, invalid address, HTTP error (status 503), and redirect (status 301). The message is invalid address both for a hostname that doesn't exist and for an address that isn't publicly routable. It never contains the endpoint's response body, a header value, a network address, or TLS details.

last_error and last_error_at always change together. A later successful delivery doesn't clear them. If last_success_at is later than last_error_at, a delivery has succeeded since this failure.

See the OpenTelemetry export guide to learn the likely cause of each error.

When it is null, the API posts traces to endpoint_url with /v1/traces appended.

Content means model prompts and responses, and tool inputs and outputs. The API shortens longer content to this size before it delivers the span. A destination whose content_mode is metadata_only keeps this value. It applies once content_mode is content.

On update, null sets metadata_only.

The same rules as for endpoint_url apply, except that any path is allowed. It must have the same scheme, host, and port as endpoint_url. At most 2,048 characters.

On create, null is the same as leaving it out. On update, null removes it. The API then posts traces to endpoint_url with /v1/traces appended. A change of this URL alone keeps the registered headers.

On create, leaving it out is the same as null. The error for a value above the maximum states the maximum.

On create, these workspaces become the destination's list. If you leave workspace_ids out, the list starts empty. If the API refuses one of the IDs, it doesn't create the destination.

On update, workspace_ids replaces the whole list. A workspace that stays on the list keeps its entry and its created_at. An empty array empties the list. If you leave workspace_ids out and the type stays the same, the list doesn't change. If you leave it out and the type changes, the new list starts empty. After a change to include without workspace_ids, the destination doesn't cover any workspace until one is added. After a change to exclude without workspace_ids, it covers every workspace.

An ID sent more than once is added once. An archived workspace can't be added to a list. An update can keep an archived workspace that is already on the list.

On create, these workspaces become the destination's list. If you leave workspace_ids out, the list starts empty. If the API refuses one of the IDs, it doesn't create the destination.

On update, workspace_ids replaces the whole list. A workspace that stays on the list keeps its entry and its created_at. An empty array empties the list. If you leave workspace_ids out and the type stays the same, the list doesn't change. If you leave it out and the type changes, the new list starts empty. After a change to include without workspace_ids, the destination doesn't cover any workspace until one is added. After a change to exclude without workspace_ids, it covers every workspace.

An ID sent more than once is added once. An archived workspace can't be added to a list. An update can keep an archived workspace that is already on the list.