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feat(trace-details): frontend changes for trace details #6905

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contributes to - #6132

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Introduces a new trace details view with flamegraph and waterfall visualizations, including API integrations and UI components.

  • Behavior:
    • New TraceDetailV2 page added for enhanced trace details view.
    • Introduces TraceFlamegraph and TraceWaterfall components for visualizing trace data.
    • Supports toggling between old and new trace detail views.
  • API:
    • Adds getTraceFlamegraph and getTraceV2 functions in api/trace for fetching trace data.
    • Introduces useGetTraceFlamegraph and useGetTraceV2 hooks for data fetching.
  • Components:
    • Adds DetailsDrawer, SpanDetailsDrawer, and TableV3 components for UI enhancements.
    • Implements Error, NoData, and Success states for trace components.
  • Styles:
    • Adds SCSS files for new components and pages, including TraceDetailV2 and PaginatedTraceFlamegraph.
    • Updates theme colors in theme.ts for trace details.
  • Misc:
    • Updates AppRoutes to include new TraceDetailV2 page.
    • Modifies reactQueryKeys to include new query keys for trace data.

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❌ Changes requested. Reviewed everything up to aaa4529 in 1 minute and 57 seconds

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1. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetail/TraceDetail.styles.scss:17
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    Avoid using hardcoded color values like #c0c1c3. Use design tokens or predefined color constants instead. This issue is also present on line 30.
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1. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/constants.ts:6
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    Typo in 'FETCHING_WTIH_OLD_DATA_PRESENT'. It should be 'FETCHING_WITH_OLD_DATA_PRESENT'. This typo is also present in TraceWaterfallStates in TraceWaterfall/constants.ts.
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2. frontend/src/hooks/trace/useGetTraceFlamegraph.tsx:13
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    The return type UseLicense is misleading. Consider renaming it to something more appropriate like UseTraceFlamegraph. This also applies to useGetTraceV2.tsx.
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1. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph.tsx:125
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    Ensure spread is not zero before performing division to prevent runtime errors.
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2. frontend/src/container/SpanDetailsDrawer/SpanDetailsDrawer.tsx:39
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    Consider using useCallback to memoize the getItems function to avoid unnecessary re-creations on every render.
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3. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetailV2/TraceDetailV2.tsx:36
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    Consider checking if the spanId has actually changed before updating the interestedSpanId state to avoid unnecessary updates.
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    In TraceDetailV2.tsx, the useEffect hook on line 36 is used to update the interestedSpanId state whenever urlQuery changes. However, this can lead to unnecessary updates if urlQuery does not actually change the spanId. It would be more efficient to check if the spanId has changed before updating the state.
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    While generally avoiding inline styles is good practice, these particular inline styles are being used for dynamic width calculations based on a prop. This is actually a legitimate use case for inline styles since these values need to be computed at runtime. Moving these to CSS classes wouldn't make sense since the values are dynamic.
    I might be too quick to dismiss the possibility of handling dynamic widths through CSS variables or styled components. There could be cleaner ways to handle this layout.
    While CSS variables could be used, the current approach is simple and clear for this specific use case of dynamic width calculations. The complexity added by alternative approaches wouldn't provide significant benefits.
    The comment should be deleted as it's suggesting a change that wouldn't improve the code. The inline styles here are being used appropriately for dynamic width calculations.
5. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph.tsx:159
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    Avoid using inline styles. Consider using CSS classes or styled components instead. This comment applies to other inline styles in this file as well.
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6. frontend/src/container/SpanDetailsDrawer/SpanDetailsDrawer.tsx:122
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7. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.tsx:92
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1. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/TraceFlamegraphStates/Success/Success.tsx:62
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    Ensure that the generateColor function is compatible with themeColors.traceDetailColors. Also, consider the impact of commented-out isDarkMode logic on theming consistency.
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2. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.tsx:63
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    The isDarkMode variable is imported but not used. Consider removing it if it's not needed.
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    The borderImage property is commented out. Consider removing it if not needed or add a comment explaining its purpose for future reference.
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    The borderImage property is commented out, which might be intentional for future use or testing. However, it should be either removed or properly documented if it's not going to be used.
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1. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetailV2/TraceDetailV2.tsx:61
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    The useEffect hook here is redundant as it duplicates the logic already present in the useEffect hook on line 55. Consider removing this useEffect to avoid unnecessary re-renders.
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    The comment claims the useEffect hooks are redundant, but they're clearly handling different state variables and responding to different dependencies. The first handles uncollapsedNodes based on traceData, while the second handles isSpanDetailsDocked based on selectedSpan. There's no duplication here.
    Could there be some indirect relationship between these effects that I'm missing? Maybe the traceData changes could indirectly affect selectedSpan?
    Even if there were indirect relationships, the effects serve distinct purposes and modify different state variables. They are logically separate concerns that should remain separate.
    The comment is incorrect - these useEffect hooks serve different purposes and are not redundant. The comment should be deleted.
2. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetailV2/TraceDetailV2.tsx:58
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    Ensure that traceData is not null or undefined before accessing its properties to avoid potential runtime errors.
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    useIsDarkMode is imported but not used. Consider removing it to clean up the code.
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    setHoveredSpanId is a function and does not need to be included in the dependency array of useMemo. Consider removing it.
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    setHoveredSpanId is a function and does not need to be included in the dependency array of useMemo. Consider removing it.
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1. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.tsx:78
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const color = span.hasError ? 'var(--bg-cherry-500)' : generateColor(span.serviceName, themeColors.traceDetailColors);
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2. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetailV2/TraceDetailV2.tsx:142
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    The Tabs component is used with the animated prop. Ensure that the animation does not affect performance negatively, especially with large datasets.
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    The PR introduces a new feature for trace details, focusing on frontend changes. The changes are primarily in the styling and component structure for trace details, including flamegraphs, span details, and trace waterfalls. The code seems to be well-structured, but there are a few areas that could be improved for better maintainability and performance.
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1. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph.tsx:8
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    The removal of hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props is consistent with the changes across the codebase. Ensure that this does not affect any hover-related functionality that might be expected in the UI.
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2. frontend/src/container/PaginatedTraceFlamegraph/TraceFlamegraphStates/Success/Success.tsx:40
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    The removal of hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props is consistent with the changes across the codebase. Ensure that this does not affect any hover-related functionality that might be expected in the UI.
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    The removal of the hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props from multiple components is consistent across the codebase. However, the removal of the onMouseEnter and onMouseLeave handlers that used these props should be verified for any unintended side effects. In this case, the removal seems intentional and aligns with the PR description, which suggests a simplification of the component's state management.
3. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfall.tsx:45
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    The removal of hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props is consistent with the changes across the codebase. Ensure that this does not affect any hover-related functionality that might be expected in the UI.
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    The removal of the hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props from multiple components is consistent across the codebase. However, the removal of the onMouseEnter and onMouseLeave handlers that used these props should be verified for any unintended side effects. In this case, the removal seems intentional and aligns with the PR description, which suggests a simplification of the component's state management.
4. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.tsx:57
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    The removal of the hoveredSpanId and setHoveredSpanId props from multiple components is consistent across the codebase. However, the removal of the onMouseEnter and onMouseLeave handlers that used these props should be verified for any unintended side effects. In this case, the removal seems intentional and aligns with the PR description, which suggests a simplification of the component's state management.
5. frontend/src/pages/TraceDetailV2/TraceDetailV2.tsx:34
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    Avoid using inline styles. Consider using CSS classes or styled components instead. This issue is also present on lines 78 and 80.
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    Avoid using !important in CSS unless absolutely necessary, as it can lead to specificity issues. Consider refactoring the styles to achieve the desired effect without !important. This applies to other instances in this file as well.
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    The comment raises a valid general CSS best practice. The use of !important could make future style changes more difficult.
    However, in a complex UI component like this waterfall view, sometimes !important is necessary to guarantee certain styles take precedence, especially for interactive states like hover.
    While the comment raises a valid point, it's not actionable enough without suggesting specific alternatives, and the use of !important here appears intentional for handling component states.
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1. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.styles.scss:99
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  • Reason this comment was not posted:
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    The comment is about a real code quality issue - overuse of !important can make CSS harder to maintain. The changes do add new !important declarations. However, looking at the full file context, this appears to be a deliberate pattern used throughout the file for handling background colors and overrides. The !important seems necessary here to override other styles.
    The comment may be too general and not specific enough to the changes. It doesn't provide concrete alternatives given the specific override needs in this case.
    While avoiding !important is generally good advice, in this case it appears to be a necessary part of the styling system being used, and the new uses are consistent with the existing pattern.
    The comment should be deleted as it's making a general code quality suggestion without considering the specific context where !important appears necessary.
2. frontend/src/container/TraceWaterfall/TraceWaterfallStates/Success/Success.styles.scss:96
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    Use design tokens or predefined color constants instead of hardcoding color values like rgba(171, 189, 255, 0.06) to maintain consistency in design and theming. This is also applicable to other hardcoded colors in the file.
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    Comment was on unchanged code.

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