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Add support for node 22 #169
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Qard
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With node 22, many deopt events are generated by `setContext` call in `fn0`. On MacOS, `v8::TimeTicks::Now` has a resolution of ~42us because `mach_absolute_time` ticks (a tick is ~42ns) conversion to microseconds is done in such a way that drops the 3 least significant digits. This two facts lead to samples having identical timestamps, and incorrectly matched contexts. Workaround here just ensures that after deopt event caused by `setContext`, no sample in `fn1` is immediately taken.
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* Test on node 22 * Test improvements * Update nan to 2.19.0 for Node 22 * Fix wall profiler test for node 22 on MacOS With node 22, many deopt events are generated by `setContext` call in `fn0`. On MacOS, `v8::TimeTicks::Now` has a resolution of ~42us because `mach_absolute_time` ticks (a tick is ~42ns) conversion to microseconds is done in such a way that drops the 3 least significant digits. This two facts lead to samples having identical timestamps, and incorrectly matched contexts. Workaround here just ensures that after deopt event caused by `setContext`, no sample in `fn1` is immediately taken. * Fix eslint warning --------- Co-authored-by: Attila Szegedi <attila.szegedi@datadoghq.com>
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* Test on node 22 * Test improvements * Update nan to 2.19.0 for Node 22 * Fix wall profiler test for node 22 on MacOS With node 22, many deopt events are generated by `setContext` call in `fn0`. On MacOS, `v8::TimeTicks::Now` has a resolution of ~42us because `mach_absolute_time` ticks (a tick is ~42ns) conversion to microseconds is done in such a way that drops the 3 least significant digits. This two facts lead to samples having identical timestamps, and incorrectly matched contexts. Workaround here just ensures that after deopt event caused by `setContext`, no sample in `fn1` is immediately taken. * Fix eslint warning --------- Co-authored-by: Attila Szegedi <attila.szegedi@datadoghq.com>
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What does this PR do?
Add asan/valgrind tests on node 22.
Add workaround for wall profiler test on node 22 / MacOS.