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I'm trying to profile a Python FastAPI application (which uses LangGraph) using Scalene on Windows. Since Scalene's Windows version doesn't support multithreading, I'm running it in WSL instead.

When I execute scalene mainapi.py, the application starts successfully, but the Scalene web UI doesn't automatically open in my browser as expected. How can I manually access the Scalene profiling interface? Specifically, how do I find the correct URL to open in my browser?

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  • as I understand when you run in Windows it opens browser - and browser should display URL. Did you try to use the same URL when you run in WSL? Commented Oct 10 at 12:08
  • in source code of Scalene I found line print(f"Serving at http://{host}:{port}") which suggests that it should display this url when you start it in console. Commented Oct 10 at 12:12
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