WARP Statistics and Actions Missing from Log on New Binary Open

[utkonos]

Version and Platform (required):

• Binary Ninja Version: 5.2.8109-dev Ultimate, c239cc75
• OS: macos
• OS Version: 15.6
• CPU Architecture: x86_64

Bug Description:
In the recent past, there were log entries that recorded actions taken by WARP that included matched function statistics and loaded signature files. At some point those log entries disappeared with one of the recent releases in dev. It would be helpful to bring those logs back if this was a concious design choice, and if this was a mistake, also good idea to bring them back.

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Make a WARP signature file
2. Enable analysis.warp.Load User Files
3. Close binja
4. Open binja
5. Open the log
6. Open a new file that you know has functions WARP will match
7. Notice that WARP no longer has any entries at all where it used to have [0 WARP] Foo'd 15 functions, and Bar'd 5 functions (I don't remember the exact text that it used to record, but it was helpful).

Expected Behavior:
Logging of WARP actiions during initial workflow.

It does still show the similar stats from the old deprecated? SignatureMatcher.

Screenshots:

[emesare]

I will add some more logging back, in the process of refactoring how the WARP analysis was accomplished the noise was a little much, but you make a good point and I don't think it would be difficult to add back, especially if new data is being introduced to the database (such as when a function is matched or guids are added).

[utkonos]

@emesare I can see how the logs can be too noisy, if it can be restricted to just providing the same info that the old SigKit matching did, I think that's sufficient: counts of changes and their types and then the names of signature files loaded and used and their paths. That would be good enough.

[emesare]

I added back the time it takes to match, the signature files are loaded globally so i think it might be noisy since it will show on startup, I have added another tab to the WARP sidebar that shows the container and the sources in it (e.g. the files) is that good?