Adding support system_traces.coordinator_port and source_port #2
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The are 2 new columns in Cassandra:
system_traces.sessions.coordinator_port
system_traces.events.source_port
They should be exposed to the user to have opportunity to check trace info, as well as in DataStax Python Driver.
https://datastax-oss.atlassian.net/browse/PYTHON-1229
Notice: This fields exists in Cassandra V3 but always equals null, only from Cassandra v4 we can get this ports.
Also I found some columns from system_traces.sessions that didn`t exposed for user as well yet (client | command | parameters | request | started_at)