Many Event.Latency.QueueingTime.* histograms are unmapped and using substantial storage/bandwidth |
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Issue descriptionThe following Event.Latency.QueueingTime histograms are not declared in histograms.xml, and combined are in the 99th percentile for size. Event.Latency.QueueingTime.GestureScrollBeginDefaultAllowed Event.Latency.QueueingTime.GestureScrollBeginDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.GestureScrollUpdateDefaultAllowed Event.Latency.QueueingTime.GestureScrollUpdateDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseDownDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseLeaveDefaultAllowed Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseLeaveDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseMoveDefaultAllowed Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseMoveDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseUpDefaultPrevented Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseWheelDefaultAllowed Event.Latency.QueueingTime.MouseWheelDefaultPrevented The histogram names are generated procedurally here: https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/content/browser/renderer_host/input/render_widget_host_latency_tracker.cc?rcl=b140562cdcac6b2f7d34c95b0a1d43e6add0fd83&l=200 If these are not needed, please update the logic to exclude their recording. Otherwise please add them to histograms.xml.
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May 18 2018
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Oct 16
Hi, Could the histograms in question be cleaned up? Given that they're unmapped they've likely never been used at all in the dashboards and are just wasting resources on user's machines. Ideally, we could just remove their code. Another option if removing the code is too much work right now is to add definitions for them in histograms.xml and mark them expired, so that they're no longer logged. |
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Comment 1 by tdres...@chromium.org
, Apr 3 2018Owner: nzolghadr@chromium.org