feat(metrics): Add and use timer guard#491
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| /// Changes the behavior of this guard to always record the metric | ||
| /// with `success:true`, even on drop. | ||
| pub fn success(mut self) -> Self { |
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We don't need this atm but I can see some cases where this would realistically be useful, e.g. on an idempotent function that shortcircuits as an optimization.
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Addresses the issues flagged in #485 by introducing
objectstore_metrics::timer!that returns aTimerGuardwhich records elapsed time on drop or explicit consumption withrecord(). See code for API and more info.Also updates all the existing usages of timing metrics to use of this new API.
Close FS-375