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In the README.md file it's mentioned a parameter (-t) to trace a process from start to finish.
ex: pyflame -t py.test tests/
However, if I try to run this command I get a message of "Invalid option".
And if I look into the source code there's no mention to a "-t" parameter, even in the first commit of pyflame.cc: 0a507c0
ohh, my mistake.
Actually I cloned my fork by accident instead of uber's... which was outdated.
Even the link I posted with the line was with the argument there doh :)
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In the README.md file it's mentioned a parameter (-t) to trace a process from start to finish.
ex: pyflame -t py.test tests/
However, if I try to run this command I get a message of "Invalid option".
And if I look into the source code there's no mention to a "-t" parameter, even in the first commit of pyflame.cc: 0a507c0
I guess this should be somewhere in those lines, isn't it? https://github.com/uber/pyflame/blob/master/src/pyflame.cc#L118
So I guess either the README should be updated or the source code, or am I missing something?.
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