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Add nvtx annotatations to groupby methods #12941

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Not sure if not annotating these was an oversight during implementation...

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@wence- This would be a good opportunity to add a section to our Developer Guide about what methods should be annotated. (Searching "nvtx" returns nothing right now.) Should (all/some) private methods be annotated, or only public methods? Let's look at past NVTX PRs for guidance here, like these:

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shwina commented Mar 14, 2023

Should (all/some) private methods be annotated, or only public methods?

We have been super inconsistent about this so far, but I think all (and only) public methods should be annotated.

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galipremsagar commented Mar 14, 2023

Should (all/some) private methods be annotated, or only public methods?

I'd vote for all public methods(& properties) to be annotated and select private methods on a case-by-case basis to be annotated. Historically we've annotated private methods for the sake of easier nvtx profiling while working on performance issues.

@bdice bdice changed the base branch from branch-23.04 to branch-23.06 April 23, 2023 21:28
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@wence- I updated this PR for 23.06. I think this is in a good state. Comments above mentioned that only "select" private methods should be annotated. I think the private methods that are annotated here are good candidates for annotation, so I would recommend merging this in the current state.

If we want to add documentation on when to add annotations, I think the discussion above is a good starting point but I would write that in a separate PR so this can merge without further delay.

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wence- commented Apr 26, 2023

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@rapids-bot rapids-bot bot merged commit 62c43a8 into rapidsai:branch-23.06 Apr 26, 2023
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