improve test performance measuring #705
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I love the idea. I have some ideas for the implementation. :-) |
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You should support comments within the file, and probably treat any line starting with # as a comment character.
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Why'd you choose ; as the separator? I'd think that (space) or = (equal) would make a bit more sense:
# current
last;monodroid-timing:\s+(?<message>.*)$
# vs one of
last monodroid-timing:\s+(?<message>.*)$
last=monodroid-timing:\s+(?<message>.*)$
I think I find the more readable, but the = has a nice connotation of "this is the key with an associated regex."
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| var label = line.Substring (0, index); |
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You should check that label is a non-empty string, if only for a better error message and sanity. :-)
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It already checks for it, if index < 1 then it skips to the next line
| Log.LogWarning ($"unable to create regex for label: {label} from pattern: {pattern}\n{e}"); | ||
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| definedRegexs [line.Substring (0, index)] = regex; |
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This should instead be:
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Additionally, is this wise or desirable? This allows overwriting previous labels, e.g. with a file of:
a;some-regex
a;another-regex
a;do we have enough duplicates yet?
Is it really a good idea for the "last" one to replace anything previously defined, without even a warning?
- measure JNIEnv.Initialize end - added timing definitions file parameter to the ProcessLogcatTiming task. It contains data series labels and regex patterns to match logcat lines with timestamp, separated by '=' character. see build-tools/scripts/TimingDefinitions.txt as an example. it can also contains comments, on the lines starting with '#' character if the pattern contains match named message, then the logger uses this match value instead of whole matched line (without timestamp)
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Fixes: https://devdiv.visualstudio.com/DevDiv/_workitems/edit/1193891 Changes: dotnet/java-interop@afbc5b3...ac914ce * dotnet/java-interop@ac914ce3: [ci] Add DevDiv required Roslyn analyzers, fix errors (#704) * dotnet/java-interop@a98c1ae1: [build] fix env vars causing gradle build error (#705) * dotnet/java-interop@75354b9f: [Java.Interop] Dispose, *then* Remove (#708) * dotnet/java-interop@8ea0bb28: [jnimarshalmethod-gen] Localizable errors (#696) Commit dotnet/java-interop@ac914ce3 moved the location of `NullableAttributes.cs`; update `Xamarin.Android.Tools.JavadocImporter.csproj` appropriately.
measure JNIEnv.Initialize end
added timing definitions file parameter to the ProcessLogcatTiming
task. It contains data series labels and regex patterns to match
logcat lines with timestamp, separated by semicolon. see
build-tools/scripts/TimingDefinitions.txt as an example.
if the pattern contains match named message, then the logger uses
this match value instead of whole matched line (without timestamp)