I'm doing some long term profiling for a udp socket server application that is going to eventually run continuously for months on end, so I need to be absolutely certain there are no memory leaks. I will be running the application with profiling for a few weeks now with snapshots taken every hour or when a sudden increase is detected, and it would be really useful to see the timestamp on a snapshot when scrolling through them. Especially if it correlates to an event with the connected devices as they're in a separate part of the building so the only way to link events in profiling with physical events is by time/date.
Hello John,
This may be possible, but we're afraid that it may overload already complicated UI.
For what purpose do you need this information for each snapshot?
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion, we'll consider this possibility.
Thanks for the response Anna.
I'm doing some long term profiling for a udp socket server application that is going to eventually run continuously for months on end, so I need to be absolutely certain there are no memory leaks. I will be running the application with profiling for a few weeks now with snapshots taken every hour or when a sudden increase is detected, and it would be really useful to see the timestamp on a snapshot when scrolling through them. Especially if it correlates to an event with the connected devices as they're in a separate part of the building so the only way to link events in profiling with physical events is by time/date.
Regards
John
Thanks for detailed information. Please, follow this ticket in our tracker:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/DMRY-8387