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letro-ios/Tools/Scripts/parsePerformanceMetrics.sh
Michael Kaye a1b66c170f Performance tests (#1301)
* Add signposts to performance tests.

- Update flow to include support for the migration screen.

* If the welcome screen shows, click on the button.

* Ensure a clean simulator each run.

* Add accessibility identifier for migration screen if required.

* Handle walking into the room and back out again.

* use iphone 14 pro to match what's used in xcode.

* Remove ApplicationTests as duplicated in LoginTests.

We measure app startup time in LoginTests as part of the flow - we may as well avoid spending 60s doing only that measurement in ApplicationTests

* Sleep 10s, the ui is otherwise showing up in random order.

* Revert "Remove ApplicationTests as duplicated in LoginTests."

This reverts commit 8670710315bcd0d6c3c3046f534b32b4c728b837.

* Update script to parse out correct values from results file.

* Allow cancellation of password prompt in any order.

* Remove test timeout, performance tests will always take a while.

* Adjust parsing further

* Remove ApplicationTests.

* Move to a more elegant way to wait for something to disappear.

* Linting.

* Fix unit tests.

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Co-authored-by: Doug <douglase@element.io>
Co-authored-by: Doug <6060466+pixlwave@users.noreply.github.com>
2023-07-11 10:32:24 +01:00

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#!/bin/bash
# Parses performance metrics from the full report of a IntegrationTest run (do not use xcpretty first!)
# This file can normally be found in `~/Library/Logs/scan/IntegrationTests-IntegrationTests.log`
# Provide file as $1
# Provide identifier (eg, date, GITHUB_SHA) as $2
echo "Parsing $1 for test results with identifier $2" >&2
NOW=`date -u -Iminutes`
# Find all the measurement lines in the file, then strip out the gumph into a CSV-like format.
grep ".*measured.*values" $1 | sed -e "s/.*Test Case .*-\[//" -e "s/\]' measured \[/,/" -e "s/\].*values: \[/,/" -e "s/\], performance.*//" -e "s/^/$2,/" \
-e "s/IntegrationTests.LoginTests testLoginFlow,Duration .AppLaunch., s/launchPerformance/" \
-e "s/IntegrationTests.LoginTests testLoginFlow,Duration .Login., s/loginPerformance/" \
-e "s/IntegrationTests.LoginTests testLoginFlow,Duration .RoomFlow., s/roomflowPerformance/" \
-e "s/IntegrationTests.LoginTests testLoginFlow,Duration .Sync., s/syncPerformance/" \
-e "s/IntegrationTests.LoginTests testLoginFlow,Clock Monotonic Time, s/totalTime/" \
-e "s/^/$NOW,/"
# The output should contain fields for the identifier, name, type, unit, then a list of recorded values (normally 5)
# Put this into a file somewhere for later usage.