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peterflynn edited this page Mar 5, 2013
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Sprint DoD has a task for logging performance tests results. We have a small set of performance tests that run within the unit test window. Eventually these tests will be automated. For now, here are the instructions for logging the sprint performance results:
Get the performance laptop (get key from @pflynn's desk)
Uninstall any existing Brackets, and install the new Brackets build
Sync the brackets repo on the machine to match the SHA of the installed build (look for the version field in \www\package.json)
Don't forget to run git submodule update too
Note: You may need to open the SSH tunnel to access GitHub
Run tools/setup_for_hacking.sh, passing it the Brackets .app folder
Delete the Cache Folder: rm -r ~/Library/Application\ Support/Brackets/cef_data/
Reboot the computer (wait for other apps like the browser to finish auto-restoring)
Launch Brackets
Debug > Show Performance Data
Log "Application Startup" time under "Startup > Cold Startup (first run, no prefs)"
Debug > Run Tests, Performance, All
Log "Performance Tests File open performance" under "Cold - Performance Tests File open performance"
Log the first set of "JavaScript Inline Editor Creation" results under "Cold - JSQuickEdit Performance site should open inline editors."
Log the last set of "JavaScript Inline Editor Creation" results under "Warm - JSQuickEdit Performance suite should open inline editors."
Exit and restart Brackets
Debug > Show Performance Data
Log "Application Startup" time under "Startup > Warm Startup"
Debug > Run Tests, Performance, Performance Tests
Log "Performance Tests File open performance" under "Warm - Performance Tests File open performance"
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