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Make pass through client.webrtc.perf and make sure there's only ONE slave/phone per perf bot |
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Issue descriptionMight be due to change in the devices used. Device status before alert seems to be constant as: flounder LMY47M HT593JT00040 HT4ADJT03192: adb status offline HT4AEJT01652: missing At the alert it is: flounder LMY47M HT593JT00040 HT4ADJT03192: blacklisted HT4AEJT01652: blacklisted And after the alert it is: flounder LMY47M HT593JT00040 flounder LMY47M HT4ADJT03192 flounder LMY47M HT4AEJT01652
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Feb 7 2018
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Feb 12 2018
You are right. I'm not entirely sure why that happened. We can see the numbers go back again and now we have HT593JT00040: missing flounder LMY47M HT4ADJT03192 HT4AEJT01652: missing After all this we ended up switching from HT593JT00040 to HT4ADJT03192. Even having more than one device attached to a performance test bot sounds wrong to me. What's the idea behind the configuration here, Edward?
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Feb 12 2018
Yeah, it sounds wrong to me too. The reason is that it has always been like that, and I think last time we discussed it, we decided to leave it as it was to make tests run faster. There is also a Builder that has two slaves connected to it. Maybe we should retire all Android devices except one in each bot?
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Feb 14 2018
Ok, we should remove those then. It will make the bot more sensitive but it will at least produce correct results. I'll repurpose this bug for that task, then. Edward says there might be more incorrectly configured perf bots, and we should fix those too (phones is one case, perf bots with multiple backing slaves is another). Oleh, this is tangentially related to the waterfall restructuring so I'll give you this one. |
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Comment 1 by 42576172...@developer.gserviceaccount.com
, Feb 6 2018