fix(react-profiler): stop summing inclusive durations across grouped components by latekvo · Pull Request #559 · software-mansion/argent

latekvo · 2026-07-23T23:52:05Z

Problem

Grouped ×N rows sum actualDuration, which is inclusive. Same-name instances nest (View in View), so each subtree is counted once per nesting level: a real session printed View ×30 — 189.26ms w/children inside a 21.82 ms commit. Five sites do this: the analyze report, profiler-commit-query by_component / by_time_range, react-profiler-renders, and profiler-cpu-query component_cpu (recursive frames).

Fix

Self time is still summed. The inclusive column shows the largest single instance, and rows rank by self time. component_cpu sums only a function's outermost call-tree nodes per commit window. react-profiler-renders relabels "Renders" as "Instances": it counts mounted fibers, not re-renders.

Fixture: one 21.82 ms commit, Screen > View(20) > Pressable(18) > View(15) > View(10), through the real tool execute:

Output	Before	After
analyze	`View ×3 — 17ms self, 45ms w/children`	`View ×3 — 17ms self, 20ms w/children`
`by_component`	`\| #0 \| 3 \| 45.0 \| 21.8 \|`	`\| #0 \| 3 \| 17.0 \| 20.0 \| 21.8 \|`
`by_time_range`	`View ×3 45.0ms`	`View ×3 self 17.0ms, largest subtree 20.0ms`
`react-profiler-renders`	`View \| 3 \| 45.00`	`View \| 3 \| 20.00`
`component_cpu`, recursive `walk`, 10 ms of samples	Total 18	Total 10

Docs: the react-profiler-renders row in reference/tools.mdx and the matching skill lines.

Why max and not the true combined subtree

flattenProfilingData reads DevTools' flat [fiberID, duration] tuples, which carry no parent or depth, so nested and sibling instances are indistinguishable. The largest instance is a real measurement that can't exceed its commit.

Tests and verification

hot-commit-grouping, renders-grouping and cpu-window-aggregation pin the largest instance, the summed self, the self ranking where it changed (by_component, by_time_range, renders), the renders script's sibling order, and CPU nesting mixed with disjoint call sites.
All fail on main's source (e.g. expected 45 to be 20, expected [ 'Wrapper' ] to deeply equal [ 'Leaf' ]). Reverting max to sum or a changed ranking to inclusive turns a test red.
Local: tsc --build, tests tsconfig, prettier, eslint, profiler suites (170 tests).

…components Hot-commit rows group same-named fibers and reported `w/children` as the sum of their `actualDuration`. That value is inclusive (self + the whole subtree), and same-named instances are routinely nested — a `View` inside a `View` — so an ancestor's figure already contains its descendants' and adding them up counts the same work repeatedly. The result was rows claiming more time than the commit that contained them: a real 21.82ms commit rendered `View x30 - 0.85ms self, 189.26ms w/children`, alongside `AnimatedComponent(View) x2` at 35.58ms and `ScrollView x2` at 31.79ms. Reading the report, one component appears to outweigh the entire batch. Keep the largest single instance's inclusive duration instead. No fiber's inclusive time can exceed its commit's duration, so grouped rows can no longer overflow the commit. `selfDuration` is exclusive and stays summed.

Grouping by component name and adding up `actualDuration` was not confined to the hot-commit summary. Three other places did the same thing, each printing a figure larger than the work it describes, and each verified by running it: - `profiler-commit-query` by_component summed it per commit and printed the result in a column adjacent to the commit's own total: three nested `View`s of 20/15/10ms produced "45.0" beside "20.0". This is the tool the analyze report tells the agent to drill into. - `profiler-commit-query` by_time_range produced `View ×3 45.0ms` — the same grouped-row shape as the report, with the opposite meaning and no label. - `react-profiler-renders` walks the live fiber tree accumulating `actualDuration` by name, so a `View` inside a `View` counts twice; the column was headed "Total (ms)" and the table was ranked by it. All three now report summed self time alongside the largest single instance's subtree, and say which is which in the header. Ranking moved to self time, which is the additive one. `profiler-cpu-query`'s component_cpu had the same shape for CPU frames: Hermes emits one profile node per call depth, so aggregating inclusive `totalMs` by function name adds an outer frame's time to its own recursive inner frame's. Its ranking already used the exclusive `selfMs`, so only the printed column was wrong. Two type docs were describing something else entirely. `HotCommitComponentEntry .actualDurationMs` still carried the pre-change rule, warning against summing across siblings while saying nothing about the max-across-instances that now applies — the asymmetry was documented in the markdown legend and nowhere a code reader would look. `ComponentAccumulator.sum`/`sumSq` claimed to accumulate `actualDuration` and have accumulated `selfDuration` since the subsystem landed; read together with the 30ms `max` gate in 04-rank, that reads as "a render whose subtree cost 30ms" when it means "whose own body did". `react-profiler-renders` also called its instance count "Renders". It counts what is mounted in a single tree walk, so three nested instances reported three renders with nothing having re-rendered; the tool description promised render counts on top of that. Both now say instances, and point at react-profiler-start/stop for actual re-render counts.

…inclusive-duration # Conflicts: # packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-renders.ts

… windows

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[Diplomat]: Static review of this PR: read the full diff, then each changed file in whole together with its callers and its nearest sibling implementation (other platform, other call site, other arm of the same conditional), and checked every added or changed test against the question of whether it would still pass with the production hunk reverted. Pre-PR behaviour was read from the merge base (git show <merge-base>:<path>) rather than inferred.

Two independent review passes read this PR. Each observation below was either re-derived independently by the second pass or survived an adversarial refutation check against the code; anything neither could confirm was dropped.

Nothing here was reproduced on a device — this was a static read.

Conflict: packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-cpu-query.ts main's #685 changed queryCpuWindow to return a CpuWindowResult rather than a bare hotspot array, rewriting the same line this branch rewrote to fold each commit window down to one row per function. Both sides kept: the fold stays, reading hotspots off the new result. The branch's cpu-window-aggregation test builds a CpuSampleIndex literal, which #685 gave a required intervalStartsMs and a different measurement model - a sample's self time is now its own interval integrated over the window, not the window's width apportioned by hit share. The fixture supplies interval starts the way buildCpuSampleIndex derives them, and samples every 1ms so both commit windows stay fully covered and carry equal time; on the old sample times the straddling sample split unevenly across the gap and the two windows no longer matched, leaving the disjoint-windows assertion measuring nothing.

… self time The per-window fold in profiler-cpu-query maxed inclusive time for any same-name collision, but two distinct nodes carrying one function name are usually disjoint subtrees (a helper called from two call sites), so summing self while maxing total printed rows whose Self exceeded their own Total. Merge by call-tree ancestry instead: nested frames keep the larger inclusive figure, disjoint ones add both columns. renderByComponent ranked and truncated by the max-instance order statistic while every other grouping site ranks by summed self time; move it onto the additive key so truncation cannot drop the commit where a component did the most work. renderAllClear and three skill docs still described react-profiler-renders as reporting render counts and prescribing React.memo on them, which the instance-count rewrite made false. The new CPU tests previously passed with the aggregation hunk reverted; fixtures now cover both the disjoint and the nested same-name collision.

The ancestry fold compared each newcomer against the row's first-seen node only. With three or more same-name nodes in one window mixing recursion and a second call site — and hotspots arriving self-time DESC, so any order is realizable — a nested member got added onto an accumulated disjoint total or an ancestor's max swallowed one, printing Self > Total or totals beyond the commit itself. Track the row's disjoint subtree roots instead: a newcomer already inside one is dropped (its time is counted), one containing members absorbs them, anything else joins the union. CpuCommitHotspot.nodeId is required since queryCpuWindow always sets it. Also: pin by_component's self-time ranking with a truncation test, move hot-commit-grouping's dynamic import to file top (it timed out under suite parallelism), and fix three comments still describing inclusive figures that have summed self time.

…l-guard dump durations COLLECT_RENDERS_SCRIPT accumulated into a plain object, so a fiber whose display name is "__proto__" or "constructor" wrote through the inherited accessor onto Object.prototype of the debuggee app and its row vanished from the table. Collect into a null-prototype object instead. profiler-commit-query dereferenced actualDuration bare while 00-hot-commits guards the same shape with ?? 0: a duration nulled by JSON round-trip inside a session dump printed NaN in by_component and threw at toFixed in by_time_range. Guard it identically.

…rouped # Conflicts: # packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-stop.ts # packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/pipeline/00-cpu-correlate.ts # packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/pipeline/00-hot-commits.ts # packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/types/output.ts # packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/types/pipeline.ts

…; null-prototype fiber meta script by_index and cascade_tree read the same session dumps the grouped views guard: a non-finite duration becomes JSON null on disk and an absent key stays absent, so renderByIndex threw at toFixed and renderCascadeTree printed NaN. Guard them like their siblings. RESOLVE_FIBER_META_SCRIPT accumulated into a plain object keyed by untrusted display names, so fibers named __proto__ or constructor failed the membership check and their rows were silently skipped. Collect into a null-prototype object, matching COLLECT_RENDERS_SCRIPT. Also corrects the mechanism described by the grouping comment (an absent duration makes the reduce NaN; null coerces harmlessly), restates two test comments in present tense, notes the 50-node window cap beside the CPU fold, and updates the tools reference row that still called the renders tool's instance counts render counts.

latekvo · 2026-08-24T21:45:06Z

[Diplomat, Ox Alpha]: Fresh swarm review pass over the full diff (claims vs code, nearest twin, non-happy paths, inputs, reachability both ways, what outlives the call, plus the absence sweep) — four agents, all sibling aggregation sites swept.

Confirmed and fixed in db34602, each reproduced before fixing and re-run after:

by_index crashed on dump-read durations the grouped views already guard: renderByIndex called .toFixed() on raw actualDuration/selfDuration (TypeError on a JSON-nulled duration), and renderCascadeTree summed an absent selfDuration into self=NaNms. Reproduced with fixtures feeding null / a deleted key through the same readCommitTree path; both now print 0 like their siblings. Regression coverage in commit-query-null-durations.test.ts.
RESOLVE_FIBER_META_SCRIPT accumulated debuggee-derived display names into a plain {}, so fibers named __proto__ or constructor failed the membership check and were silently skipped — same class COLLECT_RENDERS_SCRIPT was hardened against. Reproduced under node:vm (both rows vanished pre-fix); now collects into a null-prototype object. fiber-meta-script-safety.test.ts.
The grouping comment claimed a bare null prints NaN or throws at toFixed; empirically null coerces harmlessly through both reduces while an absent key makes them NaN. Comment now states the real mechanism, matching its own test.
tools.mdx still introduced react-profiler-renders as collecting "component render counts"; row updated to mounted instances. Docs build passes.
Two test-header comments restated the pre-change bug in past tense; now present tense. The CPU fold comment now notes the window's 50-node self-time cap so its completeness claim matches what the code does.

Out of scope, filed: #949 (top_functions/time_window and cpu-summary print one row per call-tree node with overlapping totals, truncating per node before any merge), #950 (deserializeCpuSampleIndex yields all-NaN figures for a v2 index missing intervalStartsMs).

Verification: vitest 16 files / 141 tests green including the three new repro-derived suites; tsc --build packages/tool-server and tsconfig.test.json clean; prettier clean on all changed files; npx docusaurus build succeeds.

… on parent-name cycles - 01-reduce: absent/null selfDuration and timestamp from a session dump poisoned the per-component statistics with NaN (mean, totalRenderMs in the analyze report); guard like every other dump-read duration. - profiler-commit-query cascade_tree: mutually recursive components put a cycle in the name->parentName edges and the name:depth dedupe never repeats, so the walk descended until the stack overflowed; track the recursion path and skip names already on it. - profiler-cpu-query component_cpu: nulled commit timestamps/durations collapsed or shifted commit windows; guard like profiler-commit-query. - react-profiler-renders: null-guard durations crossing the debuggee JSON boundary, and re-check exceptionDetails on the hook-missing retry so a failing retry reports the real runtime error. - Semantic coverage for COLLECT_RENDERS_SCRIPT's max-not-sum grouping of nested same-name fibers.

latekvo · 2026-08-25T11:01:29Z

[Diplomat, Ox Alpha]: Second swarm review pass over the updated branch (claims vs code, nearest twin, non-happy paths/inputs, reachability both ways, what outlives the call, absence sweep) — four agents.

Confirmed MEDIUM ×2, both reproduced before fixing and re-run after, fixed in ca18bbc:

cascade_tree infinitely recursed on mutually recursive components: A renders B renders A puts a cycle in the name→parentName edges and the ${name}:${depth} dedupe key never repeats, so the walk descended until RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded. Reproduced with a three-fiber fixture through renderCascadeTree; now tracks the recursion path and skips names already on it. Non-cyclic chains render unchanged (regression-tested).
The analyze pipeline itself consumed dump-read durations unguarded: react-profiler-analyze reads its commit tree back from disk via bare JSON.parse, and JSON.stringify drops undefined properties — so an absent selfDuration key reached 01-reduce's sum += duration and poisoned mean/totalRenderMs into the report as NaN. Reproduced end-to-end through readCommitTree → preprocess → reduce (mean=NaN pre-fix, mean=1 post); guarded like every other dump-read duration in this PR.

Confirmed LOWs fixed in the same commit: component_cpu built commit windows from unguarded dump-read timestamp/commitDuration (zero-width windows → misleading "no CPU samples"); react-profiler-renders called .toFixed on durations crossing the debuggee JSON boundary where non-finite serializes to null (TypeError); the hook-missing retry path skipped the exceptionDetails re-check so a failing retry reported the wrong error code; COLLECT_RENDERS_SCRIPT had no semantic pin of the max-not-sum grouping for nested same-name fibers (coverage gap — added, fails on naive summing with expected 3 to be 20-style assertions... concretely: summed would read 45 vs asserted max 20).

All mutations verified killed (guards reverted → tests fail; path guard removed → RangeError returns). Full tool-server suite green (4525+ passed; one unrelated macOS platform-gate test timed out under parallel load and passes in isolation), tsc clean, prettier clean.

latekvo · 2026-09-28T15:10:13Z

Still reproduces as of 2026-09-28 (main 133b1dfcd). This PR's hot-commit-grouping test still fails on main 133b1df with expected 45 to be 20: grouped w/children still adds up inclusive durations of nested same-named fibers, so a row can exceed its commit.

…t subtree Reverts the null-duration guards, the cascade_tree cycle guard, the null-prototype objects and the renders retry exceptionDetails check: the capture path never produces those inputs. Tests import the functions directly, add a by_component row assertion and a real sibling-order case for the renders script, and the instance-count claim names the 30-level walk limit.

coderabbitai · 2026-10-12T12:51:59Z

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Profiler reporting now distinguishes mounted component instances from re-render counts. It aggregates self time separately from the largest individual subtree duration. CPU component queries avoid double-counting nested same-name frames.

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Profiler metric aggregation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Mounted-instance and hot-commit summaries `packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/react/react-profiler-renders.ts`, `packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/pipeline/00-hot-commits.ts`, `packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/pipeline/05-render.ts`, `packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/types/output.ts`, `packages/tool-server/test/react-profiler/renders-grouping.test.ts`, `packages/tool-server/test/react-profiler/hot-commit-grouping.test.ts`, `packages/docs/docs/reference/tools.mdx`, `packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-optimization/SKILL.md`, `packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-profiler/SKILL.md`, `packages/skills/skills/argent-react-native-profiler/references/diagnostic-tools.md`	The renders tool and hot-commit pipeline report mounted instance counts, summed self durations, and the largest individual subtree duration. Tests and descriptions reflect these metrics.
Commit component query output `packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-commit-query.ts`, `packages/tool-server/test/react-profiler/hot-commit-grouping.test.ts`	Component queries rank by summed self time and display the largest subtree separately. Commit and time-range output use these measures.
Nested CPU call-tree aggregation `packages/tool-server/src/tools/profiler/query/profiler-cpu-query.ts`, `packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/pipeline/00-cpu-correlate.ts`, `packages/tool-server/src/utils/react-profiler/types/output.ts`, `packages/tool-server/test/react-profiler/cpu-window-aggregation.test.ts`	CPU queries sum self time across same-name nodes and count inclusive time only for outermost matching nodes per commit window. Tests cover nested and disjoint call sites.

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Profiler reports can omit special-named components or underreport CPU time in windows with many hotspots. These are narrow reporting defects, but correcting them would make the metrics more reliable.

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-        if (!results[name]) results[name] = { renderCount: 0, totalActualDuration: 0, selfBaseDuration: 0 };
-        results[name].renderCount += 1;
-        results[name].totalActualDuration += fiber.actualDuration || 0;
+        if (!results[name]) results[name] = { instanceCount: 0, maxActualDuration: 0, selfBaseDuration: 0 };


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Store component names in a null-prototype map.

If a fiber name is __proto__ or constructor, results[name] resolves to an inherited property. The script skips initialization and omits that component from the JSON result. For __proto__, the increment also writes instanceCount to the runtime's Object.prototype. Initialize results with Object.create(null) before walking fibers.

Based on learnings, arbitrary string keys must not use a plain object with inherited properties.

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Not changing this here. The plain {} was already on main, and this PR only renames the fields it stores. A __proto__ or constructor component name has no known trigger, so keeping that hardening out keeps the PR to the inclusive-duration fix.

@latekvo Understood. The plain-object map predates this PR, so this is a hardening concern, not a regression from the duration-aggregation change. Keeping it outside this PR is reasonable.

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…nd dead isAncestor branch The disjoint-windows comment in component_cpu was false: a commit can start inside the previous one's window. isAncestor's identity check could not fire, since hotspots in a window are unique per node.

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🟡 Minor · Do not truncate hotspots before component grouping. · profiler-cpu-query.ts:385-418

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Do not truncate hotspots before component grouping.

When a window has more than 50 nodes, queryCpuWindow can omit a same-name ancestor while retaining its higher-self-time child. renderComponentCpu then treats the child as an outermost member. The row total excludes the ancestor's self time and can be underreported.

Pass all per-window hotspots to the grouping step, then apply topN after aggregation.
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latekvo · 2026-11-04T20:40:18Z

Folded into #1753 as 46c1fc0, to review together with the other capture fixes.

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profiler-cpu-query top_functions/time_window print one row per call-tree node, so repeated functions show overlapping totals #949

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fix(describe, capture, debugger): fold 11 describe, capture and debugger fixes #1753

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