Regression: Ts Shutdown, MAX Dirty Profile increase 32.83% on Linux Firefox3.5
Previous results: 4988.47 from build 20091102030746 of revision 592d82bb8df8 at 2009-11-02 04:03:00 on talos-rev2-linux15 run # 0
New results: 6626.11 from build 20091102091945 of revision 40f1c74ccf91 at 2009-11-02 10:21:00 on talos-rev2-linux07 run # 0
Suspected checkin range: from revision 592d82bb8df8 to revision 40f1c74ccf91
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On 11/3/09 4:36 AM, Nobody wrote:
> Regression: Ts Shutdown, MAX Dirty Profile increase 32.83%
> <http://graphs.mozilla.org/graph.html#tests=[{"machine":190,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":192,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":195,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":197,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":188,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":201,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":193,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":194,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":196,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":203,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":205,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":191,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":198,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":202,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":200,"test":51,"branch":3},{"machine":204,"test":51,"branch":3}]&sel=1257099660,1257272460>
> on Linux Firefox3.5
>
> Previous results: 4988.47 from build 20091102030746 of revision
> 592d82bb8df8 at 2009-11-02 04:03:00 on talos-rev2-linux15 run # 0
>
> New results: 6626.11 from build 20091102091945 of revision 40f1c74ccf91
> at 2009-11-02 10:21:00 on talos-rev2-linux07 run # 0
>
> Suspected checkin range: from revision 592d82bb8df8 to revision
> 40f1c74ccf91 <
Everything in this range only landed on the relbranch, so it wouldn't be tested anyway, right?
They build, but they may update to "default" instead of given revision.
At which point they'd not build the landed change, but the previous one.
tbpl would say, though, as the ident the builds put into TinderboxPrint
won't lie, I hope.
Axel
From looking at the linked graph, I'd say not very reliable at all.
Actually, it looks like there's a bimodal distribution... Results seem
to bounce between either ~5000 or ~6800. The test would probably be ok
if we could make it stick to one of those levels.
Justin