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It's worth mentioning I'm mostly using parallelMap rather than parallel directly and this may be purely a doc issue.
My main "complain" and by that I mean pain to check, monitor or debug what's going on when using Amp is that there is absolutely nothing to see. I see a list of workers with their CPU usages, and that's it. There is no logs about how many workers, which command is used to start them, what is their workload or status.
Did I miss something or this is completely missing? If so it would be really interesting to investigate how this could be done. I really like for example how XdebugHandler does it: just plug your logger there and you have everything you need
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A random thought about this: how about making use of a logger class? I mean the basic PSR3 one which would allow the users to pass their own logger with whatever verbosity they wish. The logger could be made optional and make use of the NullLogger when none is passed. WDYT?
It's worth mentioning I'm mostly using parallelMap rather than parallel directly and this may be purely a doc issue.
My main "complain" and by that I mean pain to check, monitor or debug what's going on when using Amp is that there is absolutely nothing to see. I see a list of workers with their CPU usages, and that's it. There is no logs about how many workers, which command is used to start them, what is their workload or status.
Did I miss something or this is completely missing? If so it would be really interesting to investigate how this could be done. I really like for example how XdebugHandler does it: just plug your logger there and you have everything you need
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: