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We now emit `RequestStart` log lines, to aid in extracting test/benchmark cases. When looking at the generated logs, note that: - log messages from multiple simultaneous interactions may be interleaved - we log some internal high-level requests, so one API request can generate many log lines. - each group is preceeded by a `RequestStart` line -- this shows where a new request was started, and the following messages will be various stages of handling it. - we will have at most one `Edit` per request, but it will probably be after some `ApplyAction*` and `GetProgram` lines, which correspond to the actual API request made by your frontend and an internal implemetation detail. - technically, there is no guarantee that the `RequestStart` line is actually consecutive with its generated logs, but it is normally the case for a single-user session.
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We now emit
RequestStartlog lines, to aid in extracting test/benchmark cases.When looking at the generated logs, note that:
RequestStartline -- this shows where a new request was started, and the following messages will be various stages of handling it.Editper request, but it will probably be after someApplyAction*andGetProgramlines, which correspond to the actual API request made by your frontend and an internal implemetation detail.RequestStartline is actually consecutive with its generated logs, but it is normally the case for a single-user session.This was split out of #863, as it no longer makes sense as part of that PR. I am opening this PR mostly to save the code in case anyone thinks it will be useful -- I have no particular desire to merge it at the current time.