This comes out of #550, where there is an obscure filter with a non-trivial default (-min-samples = 2). There are other filters like these: certain process names are filtered by default in the record filter (bash, zsh, sshd, tmux, systemd) and some user names too (root, zabbix). It would make sense when running with -v to be told of all the filters that are applied, both record filters and filters on aggregated data.
(Additional complexity: Sonar also performs some filtering, but this is known only to the script that runs Sonar.)
This comes out of #550, where there is an obscure filter with a non-trivial default (-min-samples = 2). There are other filters like these: certain process names are filtered by default in the record filter (bash, zsh, sshd, tmux, systemd) and some user names too (root, zabbix). It would make sense when running with -v to be told of all the filters that are applied, both record filters and filters on aggregated data.
(Additional complexity: Sonar also performs some filtering, but this is known only to the script that runs Sonar.)