def _LoadTimingData(args):
builder, timing_file_path = args
data = retrieve_story_timing.FetchAverageStoryTimingData(
configurations=[builder.name], num_last_days=5)
for executable in builder.executables:
data.append({unicode('duration'): unicode(
float(executable.estimated_runtime)),
unicode('name'): unicode(
executable.name + '/' + bot_platforms.GTEST_STORY_NAME)})
_DumpJson(data, timing_file_path)
print('Finished retrieving story timing data for %s' % repr(builder.name))
def _LoadTimingData(args):
builder, timing_file_path = args
data = retrieve_story_timing.FetchAverageStoryTimingData(
configurations=[builder.name], num_last_days=5)
# Running against a reference build doubles our runtime.
# Double the expected duration of each story to account
# for this. Note that gtest perf tests can't run against
# reference builds, so this does not apply to them.
if builder.run_reference_build:
for story in data:
story['duration'] = unicode(float(story['duration']) * 2.0)
for executable in builder.executables:
data.append({
unicode('duration'):
unicode(float(executable.estimated_runtime)),
unicode('name'):
unicode(executable.name + '/' + bot_platforms.GTEST_STORY_NAME)
})
_DumpJson(data, timing_file_path)
print('Finished retrieving story timing data for %s' % repr(builder.name))