pyinstrument

• Fix some memory leaks in the low-level C extension (#394)

• Precision of printed durations now adapts to the interval of the profile. This allows you to see more detail when the interval, and hides unnecessary detail when the interval is large. (#390)
• Adds an option to the Django middleware to customise the filename of saved profile runs using a callback (#393)
• Adds an aiohttp.web example to the documentation (#389)

• Fix a bug that caused jupyter notebooks to continue to run after a profiled cell was interrupted with Ctrl-C (#373)
• Fix a type annotation issue when using mypy and import pyinstrument (#373)

• Adds a Django option to customise the filename of saved profile runs (#339)
• Improve the FastAPI integration docs (#355)
• Include more options in the IPython magic (#350)

Loads of improvements to the HTML renderer!

• Timeline mode - see and zoom into an interactive linear timeline!

• HTML mode now has interactive options, rather than needing to set the upfront.

• Streamlined the design of the HTML page header.

• HTML Call stack view supports arrow key navigation.

• The way ‘library’ code is detected has been changed. Previously, if the string ‘/lib/’ occurred in the file path, that was considered library code (and collapsed by default). Now, pyinstrument captures the paths of the Python install and any active virtualenv/conda env at profile time. Files that are stored there are considered library. That should give fewer false positives.

• Calls to profiler.start() can now pass a target_description parameter, which is displayed in the profile readout.

Check my blog post for more info on the new features.

• Fix a bug introduced in 4.7.0 which would cause the profiler to crash when profiling code with unusual locals, notably some pytest extensions (#332)
• Fix a bug that causes pyinstrument to fail to import packages like glom on Python 3.12 or later, which mutate the locals() dict. (#336)
• Fix a bug that caused a UnicodeDecodeError on some platforms (#330)
• Fix a DivideByZero error that occurs in some situations (#335)
• The IPython integration takes greater step to ensure a clean profile output, by ensuring internal frames are trimmed before printing. (#321)

• Add CPython 3.13 wheels
• Fix a bug that caused the HTML output to fail to render in some browser contexts (#328)

• Adds a feature -c, which allows profiling code directly from the command line, like python -c. (#271)
• Adds a convenience method Profiler.write_html, for writing HTML output to a file directly. (#266)

• Fix a problem in the packaging process that prevented upload to PyPI

• Fix a bug that caused [X frames hidden] in the output when frames were deleted due to __tracebackhide__ (#255)
• Fix a bug causing built-in code to display the filepath None in the console output (#254)
• Some docs improvements (#251)

• Adds a flat mode to the console renderer, which can be enabled by passing -p flat on the command line. This mode shows the heaviest frame as measured by self-time, which can be useful in some codebases. (#240)
• Adds the ability to save pstats files. This is the file format used by cprofile in the stdlib. It's less detailed than pyinstrument profiles, but it's compatible with more tools. (#236)
• Fixes a detail of the --show-all option - pyinstrument will no longer remove Python-internal frames when this option is supplied. (#239)
• Internally to the HTML renderer, it now uses Svelte to render the frontend, meaning profile HTML files bundle less javascript and so are smaller. (#222)