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love these changes. Should make it much easier for people to get into profiling their applications.
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…ngine#21565) # Objective The Tracy profiling docs were confusing and overwhelming to some for a number of reasons: - only mentioning that you can capture through the UI in a single sentence quite a bit down - interspersed installation, version-matching and usage instructions - lack of clear steps - lack of separation between topics ## Solution I've added a Quickstart which guides people through using the Tracy UI to capture, including some more installation instructions for various platforms (unofficial macos/linux binary builds, link to repology packages list). Additionally, I've created the following sub-titles (sub-headers?) - `Finding the correct tracy version` - `Commandline capture (less overhead)`, which is where most of the previous instructions ended up - `Using the Tracy UI`, for the basic usage guide with screenshots Rendered version: https://github.com/laundmo/bevy/blob/improve-tracy-profiling-docs/docs/profiling.md#tracy-profiler
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# Objective In - #21565 i added a note to the profiling docs that the correct tracy version for bevy 0.17 is tracy 0.12.2 But in a recent patch release, the version of the tracy libraries was bumped and now requires tracy 0.13. While this is a breaking change i dont think should happen on path releases, it shows that my mentioning of the version was way too optimistic, and its [already caused some frustration](https://discord.com/channels/691052431525675048/691052431974465548/1440429953232535623) ## Solution - remove the mention of any specific version from the docs Co-authored-by: François Mockers <[email protected]>
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# Objective In - bevyengine#21565 i added a note to the profiling docs that the correct tracy version for bevy 0.17 is tracy 0.12.2 But in a recent patch release, the version of the tracy libraries was bumped and now requires tracy 0.13. While this is a breaking change i dont think should happen on path releases, it shows that my mentioning of the version was way too optimistic, and its [already caused some frustration](https://discord.com/channels/691052431525675048/691052431974465548/1440429953232535623) ## Solution - remove the mention of any specific version from the docs Co-authored-by: François Mockers <[email protected]>
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Objective
The Tracy profiling docs were confusing and overwhelming to some for a number of reasons:
Solution
I've added a Quickstart which guides people through using the Tracy UI to capture, including some more installation instructions for various platforms (unofficial macos/linux binary builds, link to repology packages list).
Additionally, I've created the following sub-titles (sub-headers?)
Finding the correct tracy versionCommandline capture (less overhead), which is where most of the previous instructions ended upUsing the Tracy UI, for the basic usage guide with screenshotsRendered version: https://github.com/laundmo/bevy/blob/improve-tracy-profiling-docs/docs/profiling.md#tracy-profiler