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Added section describing pyperf error when Python libraries have custom names
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korniltsev
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Aug 8, 2025
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| This error indicates that Pyroscope cannot locate required Python runtime symbols, potentially due to nonstandard library naming: | ||
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| `pyperf get python process data failed: missing symbols pyRuntimeAddr autoTLSkeyAddr` |
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note for the author: this is an implementation detail and has already been removed(or looks different ) in the next alloy release.
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Thanks @korniltsev I would like to follow up with another update after that Alloy release, to keep it current. Appreciate the interim update here. |
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Added section describing pyperf error when Python libraries have custom names.