DiffRow

Struct DiffRow 

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct DiffRow {
Show 13 fields pub group_key: String, pub thread_count_a: usize, pub thread_count_b: usize, pub uptime_pct: Option<f64>, pub sort_by_cell: Option<String>, pub sort_by_delta: Option<f64>, pub metric_name: &'static str, pub metric_ladder: ScaleLadder, pub baseline: Aggregated, pub candidate: Aggregated, pub delta: Option<f64>, pub delta_pct: Option<f64>, pub display_key: String,
}
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One row in the comparison table: (group, metric) pair with aggregated values from both sides.

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This struct is marked as non-exhaustive
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§group_key: String

Internal join key — deterministic across snapshots and stable for tests / programmatic consumers. For pattern- aggregated rows (super::GroupBy::Comm or super::GroupBy::Pcomm with bucket size ≥ 2 under default normalization), this is the token-normalized skeleton the bucket clusters on (e.g. kworker/{N}:{N}-mm_percpu_wq for Comm, worker-{N} for Pcomm); for every other grouping (CommExact, Cgroup, or pattern-aware grouping under super::CompareOptions::no_thread_normalize) it equals the rendered display key.

§thread_count_a: usize§thread_count_b: usize§uptime_pct: Option<f64>

Relative uptime % for this group (candidate side). 100% = as long-lived as the oldest group, 0% = just spawned.

§sort_by_cell: Option<String>

Sort-by metric cell: “baseline → candidate (delta%)” for the metric specified by –sort-by. Same value for every row in a group. None when no –sort-by is set.

§sort_by_delta: Option<f64>

Sort metric’s delta for this group (for coloring the SortBy column).

§metric_name: &'static str§metric_ladder: ScaleLadder

Auto-scale ladder for the row’s value/delta cells. Sourced from metric.rule.ladder() at build time so the format dispatch stays a closed match (no string-keyed pass-through branch).

§baseline: Aggregated§candidate: Aggregated§delta: Option<f64>

Signed candidate − baseline for numeric-capable rules.

§delta_pct: Option<f64>

delta / baseline as a fraction. None when baseline is zero or the row has no numeric projection.

§display_key: String

Operator-facing rendering of the group key. Equals group_key for non-pattern groupings; for super::GroupBy::Comm or super::GroupBy::Pcomm pattern buckets containing ≥ 2 distinct member literals, this carries a grex-generated regex over the union of baseline+candidate members so the operator sees exactly which names landed in the bucket — but only when built with the pretty-labels feature and the regex is no longer than the key; otherwise (including all default builds) it equals group_key.

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impl Clone for DiffRow

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fn clone(&self) -> DiffRow

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for DiffRow

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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