[Diagnostics][dotnet-trace] Add collect-linux verb #47894
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| - **perf**: Use `perf list user_events*` to see available events | ||
| - **System monitoring tools**: Any tool that can consume Linux tracepoints | ||
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Lower in this doc are some examples of using dotnet-trace collect in various situations. No need just yet, but we'd probably want to update or add to those examples for the collect-linux functionality once we've clarified what it will be.
This reverts commit e1a3ec7.
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Pull Request Overview
Add new collect-linux verb to dotnet-trace for utilizing user_events based event tracing on Linux, along with updates to the existing collect command documentation.
Key changes:
- Added comprehensive documentation for the new
collect-linuxcommand that leverages Linux perf_events - Updated CLR keyword mappings and profile descriptions for the existing
collectcommand - Reformatted command synopsis sections for better readability
Summary
Add new
collect-linuxverb to utilize new user_events based event tracing.Internal previews