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Add Kotlin daemon memory usage into build report

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#KT-56211: Fixed
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nataliya.valtman
2023-02-10 12:45:32 +01:00
committed by Space Team
parent f0fba7be64
commit c16dabba1f
5 changed files with 21 additions and 5 deletions
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build-common/src/org/jetbrains/kotlin/build/report/metrics/BuildPerformanceMetric.kt
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@@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ enum class BuildPerformanceMetric(val parent: BuildPerformanceMetric? = null, va
BUNDLE_SIZE(readableString = "Total size of the final bundle", type = ValueType.BYTES),
DAEMON_INCREASED_MEMORY(readableString = "Increase memory usage", type = ValueType.BYTES),
DAEMON_MEMORY_USAGE(readableString = "Total memory usage at the end of build", type = ValueType.BYTES),
COMPILE_ITERATION(parent = null, "Total compiler iteration", type = ValueType.NUMBER),
ANALYZED_LINES_NUMBER(parent = COMPILE_ITERATION, "Number of lines analyzed", type = ValueType.NUMBER),
CODE_GENERATED_LINES_NUMBER(parent = COMPILE_ITERATION, "Number of lines for code generation", type = ValueType.NUMBER),
@@ -39,7 +42,7 @@ enum class BuildPerformanceMetric(val parent: BuildPerformanceMetric? = null, va
START_TASK_ACTION_EXECUTION(readableString = "Start time of task action", type = ValueType.MILLISECONDS),
CALL_KOTLIN_DAEMON(readableString = "Finish gradle part of task execution", type = ValueType.NANOSECONDS),
CALL_WORKER(readableString = "Worker submit time", type = ValueType.NANOSECONDS),
START_WORKER_EXECUTION(readableString = "Start time of werker execution", type = ValueType.NANOSECONDS),
START_WORKER_EXECUTION(readableString = "Start time of worker execution", type = ValueType.NANOSECONDS),
START_KOTLIN_DAEMON_EXECUTION(readableString = "Start time of kotlin daemon task execution", type = ValueType.NANOSECONDS),
FINISH_KOTLIN_DAEMON_EXECUTION(readableString = "Finish kotlin daemon execution", type = ValueType.MILLISECONDS),
;