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Create a github workflow/bot for parsing diagnostics in issues #365

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agittins opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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Create a github workflow/bot for parsing diagnostics in issues #365

agittins opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments
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agittins commented Nov 8, 2024

When folks upload a "download diagnostics" to an issue, it would be helpful for a workflow to parse it and summarize some info in a subsequent post.

In particular, some of the stats being worked on in #363 and other useful info as things evolve.

This might be a good feature for someone who isn't across the wider project yet, but is keen to dig into something to start with.

  • Parse the json from diagnostics
  • Identify vital stats such as those discussed in FR: Add Diagnostic Entities on Scanners #363 and surface them in a comment
  • If a debug-enabled log file is included:
    • Possibly anonamise and replace the log file (it includes mac and IP addresses)
    • parse out:
      • For each scanner, stats on adverts-per-second
      • Summaries of adverts from each MAC address
      • Identify exceptions/errors, possibly grouping them along with counts and stats
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