Fix unintuitive behaviour of RegisterAt with custom registry #181
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This commit fixes some counterintuitive behaviour when creating the middleware with a custom registry.
Previously, using a custom registry with additional metrics requires avoiding the RegisterAt function, which used only the prometheus.DefaultGatherer.
Given a *prometheus.Registry, instead of the more intuitive:
One would have to do this:
The change here detects when the
prometheus.Registerer
is also aprometheus.Gatherer
, and then uses theprometheus.Gatherer
when callingRegisterAt
.This change will not fix work in the case of a custom implementation of
prometheus.Registerer
when the that implementation is not also aprometheus.Gatherer
, which is an unlikely situation for inexperienced users of prometheus.For the more common case of passing a
*prometheus.Registry
, this change will provide a more intuitive experience.