pub struct PlanTrace<T> {
filter: Option<SmallVec<[NamedPlan; 4]>>,
path: Mutex<String>,
start: Mutex<Option<Instant>>,
times: Mutex<Vec<Instant>>,
entries: Mutex<Vec<TraceEntry<T>>>,
}Expand description
A tracing layer used to accumulate a sequence of explainable plans.
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§filter: Option<SmallVec<[NamedPlan; 4]>>A specific concrete path to find in this trace. If present,
PlanTrace::push will only collect traces if the current path is a
prefix of find.
path: Mutex<String>A path of segments identifying the spans in the current ancestor-or-self
chain. The current path is used when accumulating new entries.
start: Mutex<Option<Instant>>The first time when entering a span (None no span was entered yet).
times: Mutex<Vec<Instant>>A path of times at which the spans in the current ancestor-or-self chain
were started. The duration since the last time is used when accumulating
new entries.
entries: Mutex<Vec<TraceEntry<T>>>A sequence of entries associating for a specific plan type T.
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Source§impl<T: 'static + Clone> PlanTrace<T>
impl<T: 'static + Clone> PlanTrace<T>
Sourcepub fn new(filter: Option<SmallVec<[NamedPlan; 4]>>) -> Self
pub fn new(filter: Option<SmallVec<[NamedPlan; 4]>>) -> Self
Create a new trace for plans of type T that will only accumulate
TraceEntry instances along the prefix of the given path.
Sourcefn is_enabled(&self, meta: &Metadata<'_>) -> bool
fn is_enabled(&self, meta: &Metadata<'_>) -> bool
Check if a subscriber layer of this kind will be interested in tracing spans and events with the given metadata.
Sourcepub fn drain_as_vec(&self) -> Vec<TraceEntry<T>>
pub fn drain_as_vec(&self) -> Vec<TraceEntry<T>>
Drain the trace data collected so far.
Note that this method will mutate the internal state of the enclosing
PlanTrace even though its receiver is not &mut self. This quirk is
required because the tracing Dispatch does not have downcast_mut method.
Sourcepub fn collect_as_vec(&self) -> Vec<TraceEntry<T>>
pub fn collect_as_vec(&self) -> Vec<TraceEntry<T>>
Retrieve the trace data collected so far while leaving it in place.
Sourcepub fn find(&self, path: &str) -> Option<TraceEntry<T>>where
T: Clone,
pub fn find(&self, path: &str) -> Option<TraceEntry<T>>where
T: Clone,
Find and return a clone of the TraceEntry for the given path.
Sourcefn push(&self, plan: &T)where
T: Clone,
fn push(&self, plan: &T)where
T: Clone,
Push a trace entry for the given plan to the current trace.
This is a noop if
- the call is within a context without an enclosing span, or if
PlanTrace::filteris set not equal toPlanTrace::current_path.
Sourcefn current_path(&self) -> Option<String>
fn current_path(&self) -> Option<String>
Helper method: get a copy of the current path.
If PlanTrace::filter is set, this will also check the current path
against the find entry and return None if the two differ.
Source§impl PlanTrace<UsedIndexes>
impl PlanTrace<UsedIndexes>
Sourcepub fn used_indexes_for(&self, plan_path: &str) -> UsedIndexes
pub fn used_indexes_for(&self, plan_path: &str) -> UsedIndexes
Get the UsedIndexes corresponding to the given plan_path.
Note that the path under which a UsedIndexes entry is traced might
differ from the path of the plan_path of the plan that needs it.
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Source§impl<S, T> Filter<S> for PlanTrace<T>where
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impl<S, T> Filter<S> for PlanTrace<T>where
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Source§fn enabled(&self, meta: &Metadata<'_>, _cx: &Context<'_, S>) -> bool
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Source§impl<S, T> Layer<S> for PlanTrace<T>where
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A layer::Layer implementation for PlanTrace.
impl<S, T> Layer<S> for PlanTrace<T>where
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A layer::Layer implementation for PlanTrace.
Populates the data wrapped by the PlanTrace instance with
TraceEntry values, one for each span with attached plan in its
extensions map.
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impl<T> !Freeze for PlanTrace<T>
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T: Send,
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