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Ability to record multiple invocations of a node instead of just the first one in "Watch" #51

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must opened this issue Nov 23, 2018 · 3 comments
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must commented Nov 23, 2018

As the title says, it would be nice to have multiple calls in a row watched and listed with the developer being able to access each and play it back.

@must must added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 23, 2018
@must must changed the title Idea: Multi-call watch Multi-call watch Nov 23, 2018
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@must could you elaborate? as per my understanding you can do it now manually. do you mean all calls in a call-stack should be automatically watched? like the whole call-tree should be watched and recorded by default?

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must commented Dec 16, 2018

What I initially meant was that it would be nice to be able to watch multiple independent calls in a row. For example, if I had an end point that is iteratively called multiple times, I would like to be able to see what happens in each call, that would enable me to debug when the problem happens in one of the several iterative calls. Otherwise, with the current tools available, I am only able to see the first call.

Also, yeah, because you just mention it right now, it would also be nice to be able to watch what happens inside all the called (internal/public connect) nodes (this would also solve the first point).

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loreanvictor commented Dec 16, 2018

recording the whole call-tree would probably be a performance blow, so I would not consider it at least for this stage.

this leaves the "recording a node multiple times in a row" thing. will update the issue title accordingly.

@loreanvictor loreanvictor changed the title Multi-call watch Ability to record multiple invocations of a node instead of just the first one in "Watch" Dec 16, 2018
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