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Add a tutorial for collecting instrumentation, and analyzer diagnostics
Change-Id: Icdf8480cf9954b6181bed320ccc1764055bd6640 Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/273301 Commit-Queue: Samuel Rawlins <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: Brian Wilkerson <[email protected]>
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# Instrumentation
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This document explains how to gather instrumentation logs and other diagnostic
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information from a running Dart Analysis Server (DAS) process.
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## Collect an instrumentation log
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To collect an instrumentation log, DAS needs to be launched with the
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`--instrumentation-log-file` option, specifying a path for the log file. Since
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the IDE launches DAS, the steps are different for each IDE.
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### IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio
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1. In IntelliJ IDEA, click **Help** &gt; **Find Action**, type "Registry" and
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open the "Registry..." item.
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2. Scroll down to the `dart.server.additional.arguments` property, and set it's
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value to `--instrumentation-log-file=/some/file.txt`. If there are other
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arguments listed, which you wish to keep, add this new argument to the
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existing value, separated by whitespace.
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3. In the **Dart Analysis** panel, click the ![restart DAS
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icon](restart-das-ison.png) **Restart Dart Analysis Server**
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button.
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After doing those steps, DAS will write an instrumentation log to the specified
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file (`/some/file.txt` above).
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### VS Code
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See the steps outlined at the [Dart Code
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documentation](https://dartcode.org/docs/logging/#analyzer-instrumentation).
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## Open the analyzer diagnostics pages
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DAS serves a variety of "diagnostics pages" as a website on `localhost`. Since
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the IDE launches DAS, the method of opening this website is different for each
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IDE.
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### IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio
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1. In the **Dart Analysis** panel, click the ![gear-icon.png](gear-icon.png)
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**Analyzer Settings** button on the left with the gear icon. Note, this is
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different from the "Show Options Menu" button at the top, which also has a
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gear icon.
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2. Click the **View analyzer diagnostics** link. The analyzer diagnostics
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website should open in an external browser.
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### VS Code
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1. Open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and type "Dart: Open Analyzer
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Diagnostics". The analyzer diagonstics website should open in an external
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browser.
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## Using the analyzer diagnostics pages
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### Status
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The first of the analyzer diagnostics pages is the **Status** page. This page
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shows general information about the DAS process, including version information.
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### Code Completion
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TODO
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### Communications
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TODO
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### Contexts
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TODO
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### Environment Variables
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This page shows all system environment variables as seen from DAS.
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### Exceptions
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TODO
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### LSP Capabilities
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This page is available when DAS is launched as an LSP server, and shows the
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current Client and Server LSP Capabilities.
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### Memory and CPU Usage
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This page shows current memory and CPU usage of DAS.
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### Plugins
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TODO
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### Subscriptions
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TODO
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### Timing
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TODO
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