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Reducing the size of the honeycomb traces #634

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@ineiti ineiti commented Apr 14, 2020

The first version sent information about GC and memory along every trace.
As this information is quite heavy, it has been moved together with other
information to AddStats, which is only called once per minute.

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The first version sent information about GC and memory along every trace.
As this information is quite heavy, it has been moved together with other
information to AddStats, which is only called once per minute.
@ineiti ineiti self-assigned this Apr 14, 2020
@ineiti ineiti added this to WIP in Cothority via automation Apr 14, 2020
@ineiti ineiti requested review from jeffallen and nkcr April 14, 2020 06:37
@ineiti ineiti moved this from WIP to Ready4Merge in Cothority Apr 14, 2020
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ineiti commented Apr 14, 2020

I'm still confused if I should merge the PR now ;) 'Officially' I only have merge-rights on cothority. Should I still merge? Am I overcautious?

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nkcr commented Apr 14, 2020

good question, in my mind I was in the cothority mode but you're right, we haven't officially discuss the onet case ; )

@nkcr nkcr merged commit 07ce9f1 into master Apr 14, 2020
Cothority automation moved this from Ready4Merge to Closed Apr 14, 2020
@tharvik tharvik deleted the trim_honeycomb_size branch April 14, 2020 08:25
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