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feat(profiling): Extract qualified name for each frame - #1669
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Currently, we use `code.co_name` for the frame name. This does not include the
name of the class if it was a method. This tries to extract the qualified name
for each frame where possible.
- methods: *typically* have `self` as a positional argument and we can inspect
it to extract the class name
- class methods: *typically* have `cls` as a positional argument and we can
inspect it to extract the class name
- static methods: no obvious way of extract the class name
| return [ | ||
| FrameData( | ||
| name=get_frame_name(frame), | ||
| file=frame.f_code.co_filename, | ||
| line=frame.f_lineno, | ||
| ) | ||
| for frame in stack | ||
| ] |
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Instead of extracting the data for every frame while we step through the stack, we step through the stack first and only extract the data from the frames within the MAX_STACK_DEPTH.
Some quick benchmarks on 100,000 iterations
- stack depth of 100: 4.22s vs 4.55s (a little slower)
- stack depth of 500: 21.76s vs 8.32 (a lot faster)
Illustration for convenience
Since the slowest part of this is the get_frame_name function and I figured it was worth the trade off here to optimize for the worst case and be a little slower on the common cases.
| "name": frame.name, | ||
| "file": frame.file, | ||
| "line": frame.line, |
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If you don't mind using function/filename/lineno/colno, that'd be great. We renamed them to align with the Frame object in the protocol but still provide compatibility though.
Also, we added colno in case you want/can report the column.
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I have this in a follow up 👍
Currently, we use
code.co_namefor the frame name. This does not include the name of the class if it was a method. This tries to extract the qualified name for each frame where possible.selfas a positional argument and we can inspect it to extract the class nameclsas a positional argument and we can inspect it to extract the class name