Manual config tips for non-Rails?

[subvertallchris]

I'm trying to tune GC for a Sinatra/Padrino app, so it looks like I need to setup the manual agent. Do you have any recommendations for this?

[methodmissing]

Hi @subvertallchris , we can create a new Spy that plugs into Sinatra during the next few days

[methodmissing]

Alternatively, if there's a really urgent need, there's a few example spies in https://github.com/bear-metal/tunemygc/tree/master/lib/tunemygc/spies (minitest and active_job are good base examples for this use case I think). What's most important is hooks for:

• When the framework / app booted
• Start of a request
• End of a request

I documented these important lifecycle events in https://github.com/bear-metal/tunemygc/blob/master/doc/protocol.md#tunemygc-protocol . The above 3 needs to be covered, the GC specific ones are covered by tracepoints.

[subvertallchris]

Perfect, thank you! This is a really cool gem, thank you for making this available.

[subvertallchris]

I threw together a spy for RSpec but receive this upon completion:

Ruby version 2.2.0 or Rails version 0.0 not supported. Failed to sync 211 snapshots

It works if I tell it I'm running Rails 4.1.7, though I guess those results might not be optimal. ;-)

Happy to send a PR with this once it's working, if you'd like.

[methodmissing]

Send! :-)

[subvertallchris]

Will do once I'm home. It's pretty crude, really just the minitest class
with the hooks swapped out. Is there a change I need to make to fix that
Rails version error?

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[methodmissing]

I can take a stab at it

[subvertallchris]

I'm a little short on time and haven't worked with minitest much, so please excuse my lack of tests.

It might be nice if there was a BaseSpy class, since there's so much shared behavior. The unique qualities of each subclass could be defined in methods or constants within the subclasses, then users could override or add behavior as needed. The instance variables @tests_processed and @tests_limit could be generalized. It'd make it very easy to add new spies.