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feat: Add statistics to propagation #3450

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This is an attempt to centralize statistics about the propagation which includes stepping and navigation. The intention is to monitor these quantities in the CI and to use them as comparison for different stepper / navigator implementations.

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Can't the stepping actor do this?

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Can't the stepping actor do this?

Doing this with an actor would be nice because we could also easily switch it on and off then. But I think we generally depend on internal information for the stepping / navigation which would require to wire specific flags and properties out. So accumulating the stats directly in the stepper / navigator seems easier even though it is not switchable anymore.

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Can't the stepping actor do this?

Doing this with an actor would be nice because we could also easily switch it on and off then. But I think we generally depend on internal information for the stepping / navigation which would require to wire specific flags and properties out. So accumulating the stats directly in the stepper / navigator seems easier even though it is not switchable anymore.

Exactly, I had a test implementation of this, where I have an Actor that does it - but this again bundles stepper + navigator ... I Haden't found a better solution so far.

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@andiwand andiwand force-pushed the feat-propagator-statistics branch from 13334c9 to 7d5b701 Compare November 16, 2024 12:19
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@asalzburger @paulgessinger finally made some progress on this one

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