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Because resp.failure() immediately logs a failure ~~trows an exception~~, it is kind of hard to work with.
edit: I was confused, this first thing is entirely possible today
~~For instance, if yo…
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I use Python 3.6 installed via Homebrew.
There seems to be import issue, I am exactly not sure why as I see tests for Python 3.6 seems to be passing.
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$ locust locustfile.py
Traceback (most rec…
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I'm using `network_timeout = 1.0` on a `FastHttpLocust` subclass, but the slow pages still succeed. I would expect that after 1.0s, the request would stop and another one would start. Additionally, I …
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Hey, I’m glad to see you create such a cool test tool;
But I found that locust is not popular in China. I think this may be because the mites lack many Chinese introduction documents and related ma…
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### Description of issue / feature request
I am running two client classes inside of a locust file. When I run with --no-web -c 1 -r 1 for testing purposes, the runner was not starting and sh…
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We are using Locust in a continuous integration environment, spawning load tests through jenkins, and we have noticed that on occasion the running thread never stops even though number of requests sho…
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### Description of issue
when there are 3 locust clients, but run with only 1 concurrent Locust users, locust exit without error or warning.
https://github.com/locustio/locust/blob/8b17c28603417…
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### Description of issue / feature request
I have 16 Slaves in my setup and I have created 30 different users (all with equal weight). When I try to hatch 30 Users I would expect 30 Users one…
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autoscaling works great, but when a new slave is added, it slows down the RPS curve, because slaves are reset - wouldn't it be better if the slaves would not go all the day down to 0?
matti updated
4 years ago
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##### **Overview of the issue**
The pagination option `infinite-scroll` does not have any effect.
##### **Reproduce the error**
First create the application via `jhipster --blueprints vue…