Regression on sessionrestore and sessionrestore_no_auto_restore (windows only) around 16Oct2024
Categories
(Testing :: Performance, defect, P2)
Tracking
(Not tracked)
People
(Reporter: mayankleoboy1, Unassigned)
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Details
(Whiteboard: [fxp])
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Updated•27 days ago
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Comment 1•23 days ago
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This is the zommed-in range. The point could be this, whih points to bug 1908423. The description of the bug sounds like they are adding additional data to sessionrestore, which would possible make the sessionrestore slower.
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Updated•20 days ago
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Updated•20 days ago
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Comment 2•12 days ago
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The severity field is not set for this bug.
:fbilt, could you have a look please?
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Updated•12 days ago
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Comment 3•11 days ago
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I created the following performance alert manually, 42846, based on multiple retriggers around the area of the culprit (the Perfcompare link displayed on the alert summary also suggests a clear regression for that revision). The sessionrestore_no_auto_restore graph mentioned in first comment doesn't seem to me like it generated a regression, it just looks noisy.
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Comment 4•11 days ago
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Thanks for the investigation, Alex! With your retriggers, the regressor became very clear to identify.
Comment 5•6 days ago
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Thanks for noticing this Mayank, we suspect that recent database issues prevented an alert from being raised. Now that we have bug 1933912 I believe we can close this.
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