Track Chrome crash rate in the CQ and PFQ |
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Issue descriptionChrome sometimes crashes during tests without causing test failures. There are several reasons for this: * Crashes during shutdown after the test has passed. * Other crashes that do not affect the test results. * Crashes that are infrequent (and may effect multiple tests) that cause difficult to identify failures and contribute to overall test flakiness. Currently we do not track the Chrome crash rate in CQ/PFQ tests, nor do we have a straightforward way to examine these crashes. We have recently been making decisions based on secondary information (e.g. increased network traffic due to crashes). At minimum we need to identify when and where chrome crashes occur so that we can monitor the crash rate and investigate crashes. Ideally we should also come up with a maintainable solution for easily tracking chrome crashes so that they can be identified and fixed before they show up in the dev or beta channel crash reporter.
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Apr 24 2017
+derat
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Apr 25 2017
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Apr 25 2017
cc +dshi is working on a ddoc for some cleanup/overhaul of results+crash collection
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May 16 2017
@dshi - I think this rolls into your planned crash work, please re-assign if that's not accurate
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Jul 17 2017
ChromeOS Infra P1 Bugscrub. P1 Bugs in this component should be important enough to get weekly status updates. Is this already fixed? -> Fixed Is this no longer relevant? -> Archived or WontFix Is this not a P1, based on go/chromeos-infra-bug-slo rubric? -> lower priority. Is this a Feature Request rather than a bug? Type -> Feature Is this missing important information or scope needed to decide how to proceed? -> Ask question on bug, possibly reassign. Does this bug have the wrong owner? -> reassign. Bugs that remain in this state next week will be downgraded to P2.
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Jul 24 2017
ChromeOS Infra P1 Bugscrub. Issue untouched in a week after previous message. Downgrading to P2.
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Jun 8 2018
Hi, this bug has not been updated recently. Please acknowledge the bug and provide status within two weeks (6/22/2018), or the bug will be archived. Thank you.
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Aug 2
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Comment 1 by davidri...@chromium.org
, Apr 24 2017