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We don't provide any statistics on how long cache entries remain in use. It would be nice if the creation and deletion of an individual cache entry added events to the timeline then we could visualize and potentially graph that time frame.
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Add flow or asynch event around raster cache populate->eviction events
Add flow or async event around raster cache populate->eviction events
Oct 21, 2021
After staring at traces with @goderbauer, I think we preferred flow events because we could select a whole bunch of them and analyze/graph their durations. This would give us a good idea about how long each entry sticks around in the cache.
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engineflutter/engine repository. See also e: labels.P0Critical issues such as a build break or regressionteamInfra upgrades, team productivity, code health, technical debt. See also team: labels.
We don't provide any statistics on how long cache entries remain in use. It would be nice if the creation and deletion of an individual cache entry added events to the timeline then we could visualize and potentially graph that time frame.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: