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…metry#2) When uploading elf symbols, it is sometimes necessary to open a file other than the reported executalle (eg. to look for separate debug information).
This change makes systemProcess.Open return `/proc/<profiler_pid>/fd/<elf_fd>` as actual path instead of `/proc/<process_pid>/map_files/<mapping>`. The upside of this change is that the new path remains valid even after the target process has been terminated, while the old path becomes invalid.
* pass both go and gnu build ids
If a zero size is provided for the tracehandler cache, the cache will not be created.
* Avoid using the GITHUB_TOKEN for pr creation * fixing repo reference
…ookup in case of non-exported symbols to discover ractor/ec
Co-authored-by: Dale Hamel <dale.hamel@shopify.com> Co-authored-by: Manuel Correa <manuel.correa@shopify.com>
In Ruby 3.4.x, iseq_location_struct.pathobj can be an array [relative_path, absolute_path]. For some frames the absolute entry is an immediate (e.g., 0x4) rather than a Ruby RString. Original code always dereferenced index 1, then tried to read it as a string, producing “object at 0x00000004 is not a string,” which surfaced as unsymbolized frames (ffffffff...+0x0). Changed code so that, if pathobj is an array, inspect both entries and choose the one that is a Ruby string, preferring absolute when valid; otherwise relative.
…asing frame buffer
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