Update README for failed trace exports - #5501
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| If OTLP trace export fails with `StatusCode.DEADLINE_EXCEEDED`, verify that the |
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I don't believe this is the correct place for OTLP specific troubleshooting. Should probably go into the OTLP exporter READMEs or readthedocs.
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DEADLINE_EXCEEDEDis a general timeout, not necessarily proof of incorrect protocol or port. The original issue seems to mention briefly it is already using port 4317.
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Addresses #5367.
Evidence:
README.mdonly.Validation not run; no validation details were supplied.
ruff check README.mdreports no new findings on the changed files.Ran
pytest -xlocally with no new failures.