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Expand Up @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Capturing transactions requires that you first <PlatformLink to="/performance/">

This feature is available for iOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst, and only works for UIViewControllers.

The UIViewController Instrumentation, once enabled, captures transactions when your app loads an [UIViewController][UIViewController], which is in-app and a subclass of UIViewController. Nevertheless, the SDK doesn't capture transactions for UIViewControllers of third-party libraries or SwiftUI.
The UIViewController Instrumentation, once enabled, captures transactions when your app loads an [UIViewController][UIViewController], which is in-app, a subclass of UIViewController, and the class name contains `ViewController`. Nevertheless, the SDK doesn't capture transactions for UIViewControllers of third-party libraries or SwiftUI.
The SDK sets the transaction name to the name of the ViewController, including the module — for example, `Your_App.MainViewController` — and the transaction operation to `ui.load`.

The SDK creates spans to provide insight into the time consumed by each of the methods shown in the screenshot below. Due to implementation limitations, the SDK only adds a span for loadView if the instrumented view controller implements it. The SDK adds spans for all other methods, whether you implement them in your view controller or not.
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