dt-rush

I guess this would mean treating the function in question as though it were main(), or invoked by main with the appropriate arguments. I'd also like to be able to...

**note: I am not familiar with any of this** I have never looked into any of these packages before, but from reading the `main.go`, it seems that the way that...

I haven't found a good way of making this not produce either too little or too much output... difficulties in generating the code aside.

I've found a good library for generating the code: [jennifer](https://github.com/dave/jennifer). As far as *reading* the source file with the focused function to determine how to build the temporary stub `main.go`...

To sum up the state of this issue: `go-callvis` is written only to produce graphs for *programs*, and it's no fault of `go-callvis`, as it depends on [`pointer.Analyze`](https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/go/pointer#Analyze) which runs...

It turns out that `github.com/dave/jennifer` [can also automatically add import statements for qualified names](https://godoc.org/github.com/dave/jennifer/jen#Qual). So the matter of added necessary imports for the param types of the function is near-solved

Yep, this is definitely what's happening. It's unclear whether the devserver intends to keep this dependency on the local implementation of the files service. Would be great to get a...

@kailuowang what do you take the difference to be between the two? I've only heard them used synonymously.

I can hazard a guess that you mean: backpressure: dropping a proportion of incoming requests load shedding: dropping a proportion of queued requests Is that correct?

@kailuowang additionally, by "we need to implement this based on proved algo", do you mean, we should implement this, but only if we can have some proofs around it? Or...