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syntax = "proto2";

package perfetto.protos;

import "protos/perfetto/config/trace_config.proto";

// Rule that triggers scenario events (e.g. start, stop).
message TriggerRule {
  // Rule unique name.
  optional string name = 1;

  // A value between 0 and 1 which encodes the probability this rule is
  // triggered.
  optional float trigger_chance = 2;

  // Additional delay *after* the trigger below. This is mostly useful
  // to trace beyond a triggered event in upload rules. Other triggers
  // can still be serviced during this period.
  optional uint64 delay_ms = 3;

  // Delay *before* which the rule is activated. Trigger events during this
  // period are ignored by this rule. This is mostly useful to trace for a
  // minimum duration before watching trigger events.
  optional uint64 activation_delay_ms = 8;

  // Triggers when a value within the specified bounds [min_value,
  // max_value] is emitted into a Chrome histogram.
  message HistogramTrigger {
    optional string histogram_name = 1;
    optional int64 min_value = 2;
    optional int64 max_value = 3;
  }
  // Triggers on a repeating interval, every `period_ms` milliseconds if
  // `randomized` is false, and at random time within a `period_ms` window
  // otherwise, thus ticking with an average period of `period_ms` milliseconds.
  message RepeatingInterval {
    optional uint64 period_ms = 1;
    optional bool randomized = 2;
  }
  oneof trigger {
    // Triggers when the associated named trigger is manually emitted in Chrome
    // client code.
    string manual_trigger_name = 4;
    HistogramTrigger histogram = 5;
    RepeatingInterval repeating_interval = 6;
  }
}

// Chrome field tracing defines a set of scenarios, each associated with
// specific tracing configs, and nested scenarios that can cover interesting
// tracing regions within a parent scenario. Both scenarios and nested scenarios
// are enrolled by clients based on a set of start and stop rules that
// delimitate a meaningful tracing interval, usually covering a user journey or
// a guardian metric (e.g. FirstContentfulPaint). Collected traces may be saved
// and uploaded based on upload rules. Scenario enrollment and trace uploads may
// also be affected by client side scenario and upload limits.

// Start rules from all scenarios in the config are observed by default (when no
// scenario is active). Once enrolled in a specific scenario, other scenarios
// are ignored until the active one is exited. Start rules for nested scenarios
// are only observed once the parent scenario becomes active.

message NestedScenarioConfig {
  // Nested scenario name, unique within the parent scenario.
  optional string scenario_name = 1;

  // When triggered, this scenario becomes active. This activates `upload_rules`
  // and `stop_rules`.
  repeated TriggerRule start_rules = 2;
  // When triggered, exits the scenario. This reverts back to the parent
  // scenario. All nested scenarios within the parent scenario will be observed
  // again.
  repeated TriggerRule stop_rules = 3;
  // When triggered, exits both this scenario and the parent scenario, stops the
  // tracing session, and attempts to upload the trace. All scenarios are
  // observed again.
  repeated TriggerRule upload_rules = 4;
}

message ScenarioConfig {
  // Scenario name, unique within the whole field tracing config.
  optional string scenario_name = 1;

  // When triggered, this scenario becomes active. Initializes a tracing session
  // and starts recording data sources. This activates `upload_rules` and
  // `stop_rules`.
  repeated TriggerRule start_rules = 2;
  // When triggered, exits the scenario. This stops the tracing session and
  // discards the trace. All scenarios will be observed again.
  repeated TriggerRule stop_rules = 3;
  // When triggered, exits the scenario, stops the tracing session, and attempts
  // to upload the trace. All scenarios will be observed again.
  repeated TriggerRule upload_rules = 4;
  // When triggered, this scenario becomes active. Initializes a tracing
  // session, without recording data sources, and waits for a `start_rules` or
  // to enter a `nested_scenarios`, which would start recording. This also
  // activates `stop_rules`.
  repeated TriggerRule setup_rules = 5;

  optional TraceConfig trace_config = 6;

  repeated NestedScenarioConfig nested_scenarios = 7;
}

message ChromeFieldTracingConfig {
  repeated ScenarioConfig scenarios = 1;
}

message TracingTriggerRulesConfig {
  repeated TriggerRule rules = 1;
}