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Performance Report Advanced Features

Finding a commit range using a graph

Link to a Test Report

When looking at a report start by clicking on the small chart on the left side of the row.

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This will bring up a larger version of the graph. You can zoom, pan, and select an area for zoom using the controls on the graph overlay.

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Use the selection tool to focus in on the part of the graph that shows the regression.

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After that it will be easy to click the point right before when the regression occurred. When you click that point you will get a fly-out that has several options. Set Baseline Set Compare and Clear Comparison. It works best to click your baseline point first and then click Set Baseline.

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Once you have the baseline set you can close the fly-out by clicking on the red X.

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Now, click the compare point, in this case you want to click the point that is closest to the baseline point that shows the regression.

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After that click the Set Compare button.

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This will bring up a link to the runtime repo that will do a comparison between the git commit hashes of the two points that were set as the baseline and compare.

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