On Mon, 2011-09-12 at 15:13 -0500, Paul Larson wrote:
This time with the attachment :)
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Paul Larson paul.larson@linaro.org wrote: I started working on a results view in LAVA for the bootchart results since they are now part of the daily runs. This is using a partial copy of the data I have locally, so please don't concern yourself too much with the actual data in it. A couple of things to point out: 1. legend is not placed well, that's something I'm not yet sure how to fix as my javascript-fu is lacking here (zyga, any ideas on this?)
By the looks of it, I suspect you're using the flot plugin for jquery to generate the chart. If that's the case, to the best of my knowledge, all you can do (easily) is place the legend on any of the four corners of the chart, so in your case it might be best to place it on the bottom right (se). You can achieve that by adding
legend: {position: "se"}
to the options argument you pass to $.plot()
But once we make nano boot faster its line will overlap with the legend.
2. The set of results here is not very large. That's adjustable and when it's using live data, should have a lot more data points to better see trends 3. This is purposefully restricted to a single board. We are not running benchmarks in a controlled enough manner as to make comparison of boards to one another reasonable, nor is it encouraged due to the collaborative nature of Linaro. In particular I'm looking for opinions on how it would be most useful to display this data. This view shows all 4 image types on a single chart. I did a previous version that had them separate. Is there a preference? It would also be easy to do both on the same page, but perhaps a bit redundant.
I assume the dates refer to when the test was run? I wonder if it wouldn't be better to use the date the hwpack/rootfs was built instead. That way we can easily see what hwpack/rootfs made it faster/slower without having to dig what hwpack+rootfs combination was used on a given date. Actually, it's probably simpler and much nicer to just show the hwpack+rootfs versions on a tooltip when the mouse hovers over one of the points on a given line.