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It looks like it's possible and might be a good idea to add measurement of 'peak memory' and 'CPU time' usage after each command we run, similar to how we track 'duration'.
To make this happen, we could try tracking the PID of the bash process we run and then use PTY to send commands directly.
It's worth exploring the best approach and testing some ideas to implement this directly within the 'rec' tool's source code.
Once we're done with the measurements, we should think about how we can test it too.
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It looks like it's possible and might be a good idea to add measurement of 'peak memory' and 'CPU time' usage after each command we run, similar to how we track 'duration'.
To make this happen, we could try tracking the PID of the bash process we run and then use PTY to send commands directly.
It's worth exploring the best approach and testing some ideas to implement this directly within the 'rec' tool's source code.
Once we're done with the measurements, we should think about how we can test it too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: