Support memory profiling with Scalene and add flag to ./run.sh. #2260
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Description
Support memory profiling of the client via Scalene and allow for usage via
./run.sh
.Scalene is a profiling tool that lets you check CPU, memory usage, identify suspected memory leaks, etc. It can be enabled programatically, run on certain tests, or used to run and profile an entire application.
Test Plan
./run.sh --memprofile
(Tested already in combination with the other cli opts like--sdc-home
in any position, but feel free to test as well). Wait about 5 seconds, then see the web gui appear.Checklist
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