Spring cloud gateway distribute to other service, transaction.id is different

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Kibana version:7.10.2

Elasticsearch version:7.10.2

APM Server version:7.10.2

APM Agent language and version: 1.25.0 java

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Steps to reproduce:
1.create a spring cloud gateway application
2.create a service
3.visit a route, gateway distribute to A service, the gateway transaction.id is different from A service transaction.id

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We probably don't support either an asynchronous mechanism used within the framework, or the web client it uses to make the routed request (maybe WebFlux client?)

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probably?it is a pity that apm can't support the framework. The framework is based on WebFlux .Can we fit it ?

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Yes, that's the word I use when I have an hypothesis that is not verified. You are welcome to verify and let us know, or wait until we get to that.

Our agent's support for WebFlux is still experimental, partly because we did not get to the HTTP client implementation yet. You are welcome to register to receive notifications from the related GitHub issue.

Yes. If you don't want to wait for the inherent support, check out our public API. It now offers new APIs to create exit spans and set their destination service metadata so that the downstream service is treated as such and added to the service map.

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