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Hi,
I am running dotnet core (2.2.2) process on K8 pod with elevated rights and could do a perf collect without any issue and trace is created as well as CPU stack (perf.data.txt) is created.
However , when coping to windows and opening the CPU stack , it fails with exception :
System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format
this happens when we do
`sudo ./perfcollect collect sample'
however if we pass on the process id (-pid param) , then CPU traces doesnt gather at all as mentioned in another issue : #84
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I am closing this as the fix has been checked into the PerfView repo. Note that a release with that fix has not yet happened (but you can build PerfView yourself if desired).
Hi,
I am running dotnet core (2.2.2) process on K8 pod with elevated rights and could do a perf collect without any issue and trace is created as well as CPU stack (perf.data.txt) is created.
However , when coping to windows and opening the CPU stack , it fails with exception :
System.FormatException: Input string was not in a correct format
this happens when we do
`sudo ./perfcollect collect sample'
however if we pass on the process id (-pid param) , then CPU traces doesnt gather at all as mentioned in another issue :
#84
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https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/18452
this format issue was said to be fixed in microsoft/perfview#166
but i am using perfview 2.0.26 and facing this issue.
here is sample trace :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eyQWCIAefVyCCp0zm5vCSr0f0Jp99EGC/view?usp=sharing
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