Some pyinstrument frame trees contain branches where an identifier is
missing (typically at the very top or with certain async boundaries),
which crashed the aggregator with a KeyError mid-run. Short-circuit
on None frames and missing identifiers so a single ugly HTML no
longer kills the summary of the other few hundred.
Parses every HTML in profiles/, reattributes [self]/[await] synthetic
leaves to their parent function, and reports per-endpoint wall-time
(mean/p50/p95/max) plus top hot functions by cumulative self-time.
Makes post-locust profile dirs actually readable — otherwise they're
just a pile of hundred-plus HTML files.
When decnet.system.log is root-owned (e.g. created by a pre-fix 'sudo
decnet deploy') and a subsequent non-root process tries to log, the
InodeAwareRotatingFileHandler raised PermissionError out of emit(),
which propagated up through logger.debug/info and killed the collector's
log stream loop ('log stream ended ... reason=[Errno 13]').
Now matches stdlib behaviour: wrap _open() in try/except OSError and
defer to handleError() on failure. Adds a regression test.
Also: scripts/profile/view.sh 'pyinstrument' keyword was matching
memray-flamegraph-*.html files. Exclude the memray-* prefix.
Reads the memray usage CSV and emits a verdict based on tail-drop-from-
peak: CLIMB-AND-DROP, MOSTLY-RELEASED, or SUSTAINED-AT-PEAK. Deliberately
ignores net-growth-vs-baseline since any active workload grows vs. a cold
interpreter — that metric is misleading as a leak signal.
Without it, 'Total number of frames seen: 0' in memray stats and flamegraphs
render empty / C-only. Also added --follow-fork so uvicorn workers spawned
as child processes are tracked.
Dispatches by extension: .prof -> snakeviz, memray .bin -> memray flamegraph
(overridable via VIEW=table|tree|stats|summary|leaks), .svg/.html -> xdg-open.
Positional arg can be a file path or a type keyword (cprofile, memray, pyspy,
pyinstrument).
Root cause of 'No python processes found in process <pid>': py-spy needs
per-release ABI knowledge and 0.4.1 (latest PyPI) predates 3.14. Wrapper
now detects the interpreter and points users at pyinstrument/memray/cProfile.
New `profile` optional-deps group, opt-in Pyinstrument ASGI middleware
gated by DECNET_PROFILE_REQUESTS, bench marker + tests/perf/ micro-benchmarks
for repository hot paths, and scripts/profile/ helpers for py-spy/cProfile/memray.