fix(profiling): correct the scheduler sleep time based on exporter time #1386
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The current Scheduler always sleeps `interval` (default 60s) between two exports. If the export takes more than 0s (hehe), then the exporter might end up exporting more than one minute of data during the next flush. This makes sure we compensate the sleeping interval for that and makes sure the profiler do export one minute of data every minute.
Kyle-Verhoog
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The current Scheduler always sleeps
interval(default 60s) between twoexports.
If the export takes more than 0s (hehe), then the exporter might end up
exporting more than one minute of data during the next flush.
This makes sure we compensate the sleeping interval for that and makes sure the
profiler do export one minute of data every minute.