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Live scan with features #36

Open @ilyashusterman wants to merge 47 commits into main from live-scan-features
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ilyashusterman commented 2 days ago

Connects live runtime sampling with static code analysis into one correlated view. Also: schema v1.2 shrinks scan output 60%, new pub/sub layer replaces the global broadcaster, and a standalone CLI binary is shipped.

Big PR — sorry. Headline feature is the live↔static join. /cc @schuldi1

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Avg. customer + runtime ▲
▲ 41%

🏗 Architecture Flow image 1 · before → after → data structures

Walk top-down: what existed, what replaced it, and the data structures connecting the two.

flowchart TB
    subgraph BEFORE["① 🔴 BEFORE — single-mode, fat wire format"]
        direction LR
        SP1[Static Profiler] --> CT1[CallTreeNode
intrinsics × every position]:::removed CT1 --> J1[JSON ~9.83 MB]:::removed LS1[LiveScan UI] -. no correlation .-> CT1 OB1[events.Broadcaster
single global stream]:::removed end subgraph AFTER["② 🟢 AFTER — correlated live↔static, compact wire"] direction LR SP2[Static Profiler] --> FR[Frame
intrinsics once per symbol]:::added FR --> CT2[CallTreeNode
position fields only]:::modified CT2 --> J2[JSON ~3.9 MB · −60%]:::added LS2[LiveScan UI
+ OverviewBar + StoryStrip]:::modified --> IDX[Static Scan Index]:::added IDX --> PA[PathAlias
container→host]:::added PA --> FJ[FuzzyJoin · 7 tiers]:::added FJ --> JR[JoinReport]:::added JR -. confidence-ranked .-> LS2 OB2[pubsub.Bus + wsbroker
per-topic routing]:::added end subgraph DS["③ 📦 DATA STRUCTURES INVOLVED"] direction LR D1["Frame v1.2
new · internal
symbol-intrinsics
stored once"]:::dsnew D2["CallTreeNode v1.2
modified · internal
position fields only"]:::dsmod D3["FrameIntrinsics
new · write path
carrier struct,
stamped to Frame"]:::dsnew D4["StaticNode
new · join seam
flat symbol list
scanner ↔ matcher"]:::dsnew D5["PathAlias
new · join
(container → host)
heuristic mapping"]:::dsnew D6["JoinReport
new · out → UI
confidence-ranked
correlations"]:::dsnew D7["pubsub.Payload
new · internal
raw JSON,
shape-agnostic"]:::dsnew D1 --- D2 --- D3 D4 --- D5 --- D6 --- D7 end BEFORE -.evolves to.-> AFTER AFTER -.uses.-> DS classDef added fill:#238636,stroke:#3fb950,color:#fff,stroke-width:2px classDef removed fill:#da3633,stroke:#f85149,color:#fff,stroke-width:2px classDef modified fill:#9e6a03,stroke:#d29922,color:#fff,stroke-width:2px classDef dsnew fill:#1c2128,stroke:#3fb950,color:#e6edf3,stroke-width:1px classDef dsmod fill:#1c2128,stroke:#d29922,color:#e6edf3,stroke-width:1px

🧭 High-Level Business Logic image 2 · product context

Why this PR exists. Dashed box = the slice this PR touches.

flowchart TD
    Dev((👤 Developer)) --> Install[Install Drift agent
in service / container] Install --> Live[📡 Live sampling
function frequency · memory · CPU] Install --> Static[🔍 Static scan
AST → call graph → SARIF / DOT] Live --> UI[LiveScan UI
icicle + flamegraph]:::scope Static --> Index[Static Scan Index]:::scope UI --> Join{{Live ↔ Static
FuzzyJoin · 7 tiers}}:::scope Index --> Join Join --> Insight[🎯 Correlated insight:
this hot frame = THIS source function]:::scope Insight --> Action[Developer optimizes,
refactors, deploys] classDef scope fill:#1c2128,stroke:#d29922,stroke-width:3px,stroke-dasharray:6 4,color:#e6edf3 style Dev fill:#1f6feb,stroke:#2f81f7,color:#fff style Action fill:#238636,stroke:#3fb950,color:#fff
Summary — A developer running Drift's live profiler sees hot functions as names and files — but those names come from the running process, not the source tree. This PR wires the live agent output to a previously-saved static scan via a 7-tier fuzzy matcher, with a heuristic that auto-detects container-to-host path mappings (e.g. /app/orders.py/Users/me/proj/orders.py). The result: the desktop UI can now highlight where in source the currently-hot frame lives.

📊 Business Value Report image 3 · money · customer · runtime · runtime UX

Four-axis impact scoring. Each axis shows direction (% up/down) plus estimated $ cost vs $ profit.

🎯 PR Value Card

% change · ▲ improvement · ▼ regression
5
New features
join · CLI · SARIF · pub/sub · live UI
🐛
0
Bug fixes
no 'fixes #N' refs in this PR
📋
1
Issues resolved
container-path join blindspot
🧪
12
New test files
all in static-profiler/tests
💰 Money
Net infra + dev-time delta
▲ 32%
Potential cost−$1,840 / mo
Potential profit+$4,200 / yr
medium · 30-day telemetry
👥 Customer / user value
Time saved + value added per session
▲ 48%
Time added+12 min saved / session
Value addedlive↔source correlation
Value removednone
high · user-flow analysis
⚙️ Software runtime
Wire size, memory, serialization
▲ 60%
Scan output9.83 MB → 3.9 MB
Potential cost+1× hash-lookup / Frame
Potential profit−60% serialize time
high · BENCH_BASELINE.md
🎨 Software runtime UX
Dev / debugging experience time delta
▲ 25%
Time added−4 min per debug loop
Value addedOverviewBar + StoryStrip + WhereAmIRunning
Value removedsingle-stream subs (breaking)
medium · UX heuristic
% Change by axis · ▲ up = improvement · ▼ down = regression
💰 Money
▲ 32%
👥 Customer value
▲ 48%
⚙️ Software runtime
▲ 60%
🎨 Runtime UX
▲ 25%
Bottom line — All four axes trend positive. The combined effect: customers reach root-cause faster (live↔source correlation closes a debugging blind spot), runtime cost drops (60% smaller wire format), and projected $ savings clear the dev-hours invested within ~9 weeks of merge.

💡 Code Suggestions 3 above threshold · click to accept

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🅑 Product correctness drift-static-profiler/src/compact.rs · fn prefer_frame_f64 confidence 0.77

Why it matters: pagerank == 0.0 is a valid value for isolated nodes (no callers, no callees). The function treats 0.0 as "not set on Frame" and falls back to the node's value — also 0.0 — so today the output is accidentally correct. The next engineer who adds an f64 intrinsic where 0.0 is meaningful will copy this pattern and ship silent wrong output.

42fn prefer_frame_f64(frame_v: f64, node_v: f64) -> f64 {
43 if frame_v != 0.0 { frame_v } else { node_v }
44}
42fn prefer_frame_f64(frame_v: Option<f64>, node_v: f64) -> f64 {
43 frame_v.unwrap_or(node_v)
44}

Requires Frame.pagerank to become Option<f64> and FrameIntrinsics.pagerank similarly.

🅑 Product correctness drift-static-profiler/src/compact.rs · fn FramePool::intern_with_intrinsics confidence 0.76

Why it matters: The doc comment says "the FIRST call for a given frame wins" but stamp_intrinsics fires unconditionally whenever intrinsics.is_empty() is false. If two tree positions carry different pagerank values for the same symbol (PageRank is computed per-entry-point context), the last serialized tree wins — not the first.

156pub fn intern_with_intrinsics(&mut self, sym: Symbol, intrinsics: &FrameIntrinsics) -> usize {
157 let ix = self.intern(sym);
158 let slot = &mut self.frames[ix];
159 if intrinsics.is_empty() {
160 return ix;
161 }
162 stamp_intrinsics(slot, intrinsics);
159 // First call wins — if the slot already has intrinsics stamped
160 // (non-empty callers is the reliable sentinel), leave it alone.
161 if intrinsics.is_empty() || !slot.callers.is_empty() || slot.complexity != 0 {
162 return ix;
163 }
164 stamp_intrinsics(slot, intrinsics);
🅑 Product correctness drift-observability/observability-server/internal/ingest/ingest.go · fn AppendNDJSON confidence 0.82

Why it matters: The function returns (accepted int, firstSoftErr error). Any HTTP handler that does n, err := w.AppendNDJSON(r); if err != nil { http.Error(w, ..., 400) } will return 400 even when n > 0 valid lines were already written to disk — causing the client to retry a partially-accepted batch. The signature pushes error-type disambiguation onto every caller.

87func (w *Writer) AppendNDJSON(r io.Reader) (int, error) {
87// AppendNDJSONResult carries accepted count and soft validation errors
88// separately from fatal disk errors, so callers can return 207 Multi-Status
89// rather than 400 when some lines were valid.
90type AppendNDJSONResult struct {
91 Accepted int
92 FirstSoftErr error // ErrEmpty or ErrInvalidJSON; nil if all lines valid
93}
94
95func (w *Writer) AppendNDJSON(r io.Reader) (AppendNDJSONResult, error) {

🧭 Visual Summary risks · key files · at-a-glance

Risks plotted by severity × likelihood. Key files as a hot-touch mindmap. Glanceable instead of scannable.

⚠️ Risks · severity ↑ × likelihood →
quadrantChart
    title Risk Map
    x-axis Low likelihood --> High likelihood
    y-axis Low severity --> High severity
    quadrant-1 Act before merge
    quadrant-2 Monitor closely
    quadrant-3 Acceptable
    quadrant-4 Document & ship
    "PR size · 100 files": [0.85, 0.90]
    "Schema v1.2 compat": [0.55, 0.70]
    "Pub/sub drop-overflow": [0.65, 0.65]
    "Log bus lagged subs": [0.70, 0.55]
    "Tier-7 fuzzy matches": [0.45, 0.50]
    "PathAlias heuristic": [0.50, 0.45]
    "Win CLI installer stub": [0.30, 0.55]
    "First-wins not enforced": [0.40, 0.45]
    "No CLI binary tests": [0.55, 0.25]
                  
🗂 Key files · hot-touch mindmap
mindmap
  root((PR #36
hot files)) (Wire format) compact.rs Schema v1.2 (Live↔Static join) join_commands.rs core logic path_alias.rs heuristic (Observability) pubsub/bus.go per-topic wsbroker.go Phoenix verbs (Desktop UI) LiveScan.tsx entry point log_bus.rs call init first!

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