Reactor 3.1: reset schedulers hook in resetOnEachOperator()#18258
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Extracted out of #18254.
ContextPropagationOperator.registerOnEachOperator()installs two things on Reactor:onEachOperatorhook (forMono/Fluxcontext propagation), andSchedulers.onScheduleHook(...)that wraps every scheduledRunnablewithRunnableWrapperso the OpenTelemetry context is captured at schedule time and restored at execution time.The matching
resetOnEachOperator()method was only undoing (1) — it calledHooks.resetOnEachOperator(...)but never calledSchedulers.resetOnScheduleHook(...). So after a caller "disabled" the operator, scheduled tasks were still being wrapped withRunnableWrapper, leaking instrumentation behavior into code that had explicitly opted out (and preventing a clean re-register/teardown cycle).