docs: Clarify systrace tool deprecation in profiling guide (#3679) #4930
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Fixes facebook#3679 Added a note clarifying that the standalone systrace tool has been removed from Android platform-tools and users should use Android Studio Profiler instead. This addresses confusion around the deprecated systrace command-line tool while maintaining the documentation for the Systrace API in React Native. Changes: - Added deprecation notice for standalone systrace tool - Clarified that Android Studio Profiler is the recommended alternative - Improved documentation clarity for developers migrating from systrace
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Thanks for adding the clarification note @AbhishekGiri04! 👍 Can you also backport it to the versioned docs? |
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@Simek Done! I've backported the systrace deprecation note to all versioned docs (0.77-0.83). Thanks for the feedback! |
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Summary
Fixes #3679
This PR clarifies that the standalone
systracecommand-line tool has been removed from Android platform-tools and directs users to use Android Studio Profiler instead.Changes
Context
The standalone systrace tool was removed from Android platform-tools, causing confusion for developers following the documentation. This change makes it clear that Android Studio Profiler should be used instead.
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