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Browserscope Over Quota #162

Closed tomByrer closed 10 years ago

tomByrer commented 10 years ago

This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later.

This has happened a few times the past few days. Not sure of a good fix-action, maybe buffering results? Or be able to turn off automatic result reads? (I often will test the same case on several browsers, & don't care about seeing results until the 4th-6th run-through. Or I flip though several different revisions of the same case to see differences.)

I sent an email to @stevesouders as well.

jdalton commented 10 years ago

I pinged @elsigh about it a few days ago. It's on his todo.

jdalton commented 10 years ago

I'm closing this as it's not really our bug.

tomByrer commented 10 years ago

I agree the issue is on his end... Do you think that jsPerf could buffer results, so when Browserscope goes down, at least the results are available?

jdalton commented 10 years ago

I don't think that'll happen, the whole point to using a third party like Browserscope, is to shift the burden & load to them.

tomByrer commented 10 years ago

shift the burden & load to them

How true, thanks for the feedback! I'll have to mentally note to record results somewhere when it is high-priority.

jdalton commented 10 years ago

I'll have to mentally note to record results somewhere when it is high-priority.

No worries, I think this issue is only temporary.

tomByrer commented 10 years ago

I hope so, I'm trying to help optimize a program by proving a utility script is faster than another.... maybe you heard of it, it is called low-dash or something? ;)

elsigh commented 10 years ago

Right on. I should have a fix in place soon On Dec 27, 2013 7:27 PM, "tomByrer" notifications@github.com wrote:

I hope so, I'm trying to help optimize a programhttps://github.com/giakki/uncss/issues/16by proving a utility script is faster than another.... maybe you heard of it, it is called low-dash or something? ;)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mathiasbynens/jsperf.com/issues/162#issuecomment-31289271 .