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17ms startup performance regression in LookalikeUrlNavigationObserver::GetMatchingDomain() |
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Issue descriptionData from the UMA Sampling Profiler shows that the canary population experienced an average regression of 17ms over the first 30 seconds of startup in 73.0.3645.0 canary Windows 64-bit browser process UI thread The regression was detected between versions 73.0.3644.0 and 73.0.3645.0. The following CL is suspected to have caused the regression because it touched functions that regressed or related code: revision: 5b516e05f9a3b3d0a4535c2a4ad15aa0e630be86 summary: Add edit distance matching for lookalike URLs using top 500 domains author: meacer@chromium.org Please refer to the detailed execution profile difference for LookalikeUrlNavigationObserver::GetMatchingDomain() to understand what caused the regression: https://uma.googleplex.com/p/chrome/callstacks?sid=8cbb4d277a943ca17906aa4588071915
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Jan 10
Closed because ... ? Or should this have been re-assigned to meacer@?
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Jan 15
re-opening to answer the question in comment #2
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Jan 18
(4 days ago)
I refactored this code recently. GetMatchingDomain is now called asynchronously by LookalikeUrlNavigationObserver::PerformChecks and shouldn't block startup. Is this still an issue? |
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Comment 1 by sweilun@chromium.org
, Dec 26