Please correct me if I am wrong, but this is what I understand about this issue.

There is a LoggingHandler class and in the init method there is a get_logger fn:

https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-python/blob/b1e99c1555721f818e578d7457587693e767e182/opentelemetry-sdk/src/opentelemetry/sdk/_logs/_internal/__init__.py#L474C24-L474C34

that function points here:

and here we are instantiating InstrumentationScope object, so we want to implement a way so that user can pass the InstrumentationScope values through the LoggingHandler class?

That is my understanding as well @vivek378521

So we can give the user the option to add InstrumentationScope object (optional) when they instantiate the LoggingHandler.

I can raise a PR for this in some time if the solution is acceptable? (altho it is pretty straightforward, I'd still like someone to say "yes, do it")

Less clear to me whether we want to accept an actual InstrumentationScope instance vs just the name (at least for now). Please feel free to open a PR.

@vivek378521 thanks for working on this one.
I think with the changes in tox.ini you should be able to run using tox -e test-opentelemetry-sdk

Thanks for the help @emdneto!

So I have made the changes and added a test that confirms that we are able to set the instrumentation_scope values, but I now need to test the handler functionality, but I am not sure how do I assert or find out the InstrumentationScope values from a LoggingHandler object. I think I'll have to use the emit fn and put some assertions there, but not sure.

Should I raise a WIP PR so that I can get some help with that?

@vivek378521 I think a PR would be nice

This is the WIP PR #4073

Any feedback on the PR?

Reiterating: How do I check the instrumentation scope field values on a LoggingHandler Object? I see a emit fn that gives LogData but I didn't find anything resembling the test case.

Draft PR: #4073