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feat: Hot reload writes a timing detail vibe entry that breaks down the time outside the response's phases - #3230

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Summary

  • With ULOOP_DEBUG defined, each hot reload apply run now writes one hot_reload_timing_detail vibe entry. It names the steps that run outside the response's Timing phases, gives the milliseconds of each, and adds unaccountedMs, the part of OtherMs that no step covers.
  • The response's Timing is unchanged.

Why

  • On a large project, OtherMs stays at 1.3–2.1 s for every apply, about half of the total, and does not grow with the number of patches. It is only the remainder after the three phases, so neither the response nor the logs say which step holds it.
  • Two candidate fixes (reusing the compilation assembly list, and narrowing the changed-sibling scan) depend on safety conditions. They should not be made before the floor has been measured. This entry is the measurement.

Changes

  • The run timing also sums named steps, in the order each was first seen. It provides a disposable scope that adds the elapsed wall-clock time once when disposed.
  • A payload builds the entry from the phase breakdown, the steps and the group count. unaccountedMs = otherMs − Σ steps and is not clamped, because a negative value is the sign that a step overlaps a phase.
  • The orchestrator writes the entry once, right before it builds the result, with the run's correlation id. A run that throws or is cancelled writes nothing, just as it carries no Timing.
  • Every statement outside the phases is wrapped in a block-form step scope. These are the steps, with each run's sum per step:
    • main_thread_switch, resolve_inputs, plan, active_siblings
    • membership_validate, snapshot_group_state, active_paths, sibling_detect, worker_input, preparation_outcome
    • isolation_split, worker_notices, revalidate_before_revert, apply_context
    • record_source_hashes, removed_members, caller_notes
  • The scopes are block-form using, never using declarations. A declaration would stay open to the end of its method and overlap the next step or phase.
  • The entry holds step names, milliseconds and counts only: no file names, paths or type names.
  • A separate refactor commit moves two pure static helpers (DescribeLeaveOutFiles, CollectProjectRelativePaths) out of the group processor into HotReloadGroupFileLists, unchanged. Without the move, the wraps would push the processor past the 500 SLOC limit. It is now at 485.
  • docs/vibe-logs.md describes the entry.

Verification

Unity EditMode tests, run with this branch's locally built CLI in an Editor opened on this checkout:

  • HotReloadRunTimingTests|HotReloadTimingDetailPayloadTests: 15/15 passed. Before the implementation, the new tests failed to compile (Red).
  • After the refactor commit, HotReloadGroupProcessorTests|HotReloadGroupProcessorLeaveOutTests: 62/62 passed.
  • With the steps wrapped, HotReloadOrchestratorTests|HotReloadGroupProcessorTests|HotReloadGroupProcessorLeaveOutTests|HotReloadRunTimingTests|HotReloadTimingDetailPayloadTests: 261/261 passed.
  • The test runs wrote 213 hot_reload_timing_detail entries. None has a negative unaccountedMs, and every step name is in the list above.
  • Live check on the development project: a harmless edit was applied twice with uloop hot-reload, then reverted. The entries, values only:
    • Run 1: totalMs 503, analysisMs 248, shimCompileMs 154, patchMs 7, otherMs 94, unaccountedMs 5, groupCount 1. Non-zero steps: resolve_inputs 62, snapshot_group_state 6, sibling_detect 6, worker_input 5, caller_notes 10.
    • Run 2: totalMs 261, analysisMs 158, shimCompileMs 38, patchMs 4, otherMs 61, unaccountedMs 4, groupCount 1. Non-zero steps: resolve_inputs 48, sibling_detect 2, worker_input 3, caller_notes 4.
  • scripts/check-file-length.sh: no findings.
  • Mutations, applied after committing and reverted afterwards:
Mutation Result
AddDetail overwrites a step instead of adding to it Caught by AddDetail_SameStepTwice_SumsAndKeepsFirstSeenOrder
unaccountedMs clamped at 0 Caught by Build_StepsOverlappingAPhase_ReportsANegativeUnaccounted
The scope's Dispose adds nothing Caught by MeasureDetail_AddsTheElapsedOnDispose

This pull request targets an integration branch, so build-and-test does not run on it; the checks above were run locally.

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  • The response's Timing and HotReloadTimingBreakdown.
  • Go code and skill files.

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The response's OtherMs is a remainder with no breakdown, so the time it
holds cannot be attributed to any step. The run timing now also sums named
steps in first-seen order, with a disposable scope that adds the elapsed
time once, for a vibe entry to read.
OtherMs in the response is a floor of over a second on large projects, and
nothing says which step holds it. Each apply run now logs, with the run's
correlation id, the phases, the named steps outside them, the group count,
and unaccountedMs, the rest of OtherMs that no step covers. It is kept
negative rather than clamped because that is the sign of a step overlapping
a phase. The response's Timing is unchanged.
The processor is close to the 500 SLOC limit, and the next change wraps its
steps in timing scopes. The two pure static helpers that derive lists from a
group's files move to their own class unchanged.
Each statement of an apply run outside the analysis, shim compile and patch
phases now sits in one named step scope, so the timing detail entry says
where OtherMs goes. The scopes are blocks rather than using declarations,
which would stay open to the end of the method and overlap the next step or
phase.
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The change adds named timing details to hot-reload runs, measures steps in orchestration and group processing, and logs a payload with phase timings, step durations, group count, and unaccounted time.

Changes

Hot-reload timing details

Layer / File(s) Summary
Accumulate and build timing details
Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadRunTiming.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadTimingDetailStep.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadTimingDetailPayload.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadRunTimingTests.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadTimingDetailPayloadTests.cs
Named timing steps accumulate durations in first-seen order. The payload reports phase and step timings and computes UnaccountedMs without clamping negative values. Tests cover aggregation, validation, scope disposal, and payload calculations.
Instrument processing and log the payload
Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/Shared/HotReloadConstants.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadOrchestrator.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadGroupProcessor.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadGroupFileLists.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/HotReloadOrchestratorLog.cs, docs/vibe-logs.md
The orchestrator and group processor measure named steps. Group-file list helpers replace local collection methods. The orchestrator logs the timing-detail payload, and the documentation describes its fields.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant HotReloadOrchestrator
  participant HotReloadGroupProcessor
  participant HotReloadRunTiming
  participant HotReloadTimingDetailPayload
  participant HotReloadOrchestratorLog
  HotReloadOrchestrator->>HotReloadRunTiming: Measure named orchestration steps
  HotReloadOrchestrator->>HotReloadGroupProcessor: Process planned groups with shared timing
  HotReloadGroupProcessor->>HotReloadRunTiming: Measure named group-processing steps
  HotReloadOrchestrator->>HotReloadTimingDetailPayload: Build payload from breakdown, details, and group count
  HotReloadOrchestrator->>HotReloadOrchestratorLog: Log payload with correlation ID
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Comment on lines +244 to +245
HotReloadOrchestratorLog.LogHotReloadTimingDetail(
HotReloadTimingDetailPayload.Build(breakdown, timing.Details, groupCount),

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Log the timing detail after result construction succeeds.

If run.BuildResult throws during forwarding reconciliation or Auto Refresh synchronization, this call has already written hot_reload_timing_detail. The run then fails despite the recorded completion entry. Build the result first, then log the timing detail before returning it. The PR states that a run that throws must write no entry. (github.com)

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On a project with many packages the PackageInfo listing can be slow, and
inside the switch's step it could not be told apart from waiting for the
main thread. It gets its own package_roots step, the switch step holds only
the await, and the accumulator's construction is left unmeasured.
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