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Closed: Jan 2017
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Trace Viewer not properly opening up test runner traces

Project Member Reported by rnep...@chromium.org, Dec 19 2016

Issue description

I recently added changes for the test runner to add tracing data for what test are running. When trying to load the data into the trace viewer I get:

Uncaught (in promise) Error: The trace is too long or the CPU usage counter interval is too small, leading to too many CPU usage intervals.
    at HTMLDivElement.computeCpuUsage_ (tracing.js:4194)
    at HTMLDivElement.initialize (tracing.js:4193)
    at HTMLDivElement.appendCpuUsageTrack_ (tracing.js:4386)
    at HTMLDivElement.updateContentsForLowerMode_ (tracing.js:4376)
    at HTMLDivElement.updateContents_ (tracing.js:4373)
    at HTMLDivElement.set model [as model] (tracing.js:4370)
    at HTMLElement.set model [as model] (tracing.js:4421)
    at HTMLElement.set model [as model] (tracing.js:4591)
    at HTMLElement.<anonymous> (tracing.js:4607)

Which I have narrowed down to the individual trace event having too long of a duration.

Example broken data:

[{"category": "process_argv", "name": "process_argv", "args": {"argv": ["Unimportant"]}, "pid": 28335, "ts": 267962068732.43402, "tid": 140153717864256, "ph": "M"}
,

{"category": "python", "name": "system_health.common_mobile", "args": {}, "pid": 23794, "ts": 1649581131.6239998, "tid": 140574615140096, "ph": "B"},
{"category": "python", "name": "system_health.common_mobile", "args": {}, "pid": 23794, "ts": 4419189562.359, "tid": 140574615140096, "ph": "E"}



If I change the second ts to be 1719189562.359 it works as expected.
 

Comment 1 by aiolos@chromium.org, Dec 19 2016

Pre offline conversations, this is either because the trace is being viewed in an older version of traceviewer, or because of an issue in vulcanize. The former is more likely.
Status: Fixed (was: Untriaged)

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