"number value found, but a integer is required" for every timing

[John L Magee]

see attached file created from Chrome dev tool. any advice appreciated

log.entries[0].time			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[0].timings.blocked			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[0].timings.send			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[0].timings.wait			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[0].timings.receive			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[10].time			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[10].timings.blocked			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[10].timings.send			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[10].timings.wait			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[10].timings.receive			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[11].time			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[11].timings.dns			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[11].timings.connect			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[11].timings.blocked			number value found, but a integer is required
log.entries[11].timings.send			number value found, but a integer is required

[Jan Honza Odvarko]

This is because the HAR Viewer:
http://www.softwareishard.com/har/viewer/

...expects an integer for the listed fields, while the HAR file is using floating numbers.

You can uncheck the "Validate Data before processing" checkbox on the "Home" tab to see your data.

Honza

[John L Magee]

Thanks. I suspected that. This file was generated by right-clicking in the Chrome Developer tools Network pane and selecting "Copy All as HAR"  Can you suggest an alternative approach that will produce a useable HAR?

[Jan Honza Odvarko]

Firebug + NetExport

http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/netexport/

Honza

[John L Magee]

another opinion:

 HAR file from Developer Toools

Eugene Kliuchnikov <eus...@chromium.org> Dec 11 11:29PM -0800  

In HAR 1.2 specification it is said that type is *number.*
JSON number is "double-precision floating-point format in JavaScript".
 
So, the output is correct.
 
We can't truncate numbers to integers. There is "time" field, for which it 
is said:
"Total elapsed time of the request in milliseconds. This is the sum of all 
timings available in the timings object".
 
If we truncate, then either first or second statement is incorrect.
 

While your JSON Schema states integer both the w3.org draft, of which you were an editor,

https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/webperf/raw-file/tip/specs/HAR/Overview.html

and your specification state "number"

http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/har-12-spec/#timings

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