gipeda.js doesn't show all benchmarks

[sgraf812]

e.g. https://github.com/sgraf812/gpn should define 5 benchmarks, all of which are transformed in the expected way by gipeda (the Haskell part). But when checking their #all page, there is no mention of any older commit than the most recent. Also when on the #graphs page, only the 'gulasch' benchmark is shown, probably because it's the only one with a change during the 4 commits.

So, to reproduce:

1. Install the HEAD of feed-gipeda: $ git clone https://github.com/sgraf812/feed-gipeda && cd feed-gipeda && stack install
2. Install the HEAD of gipeda (...)
3. Have feed-gipeda.yaml like below (including it in the list breaks Markdown formatting)
4. $ feed-gipeda --config=./feed-gipeda.yaml --deploy-to=./gpn --watch=3600 and wait about 10 s
5. $ python3 -m http.server
6. Visit http://localhost:8000/sgraf812/gpn/#graphs and http://localhost:8000/sgraf812/gpn/#all
7. Also notice that e.g. http://localhost:8000/sgraf812/gpn/#graph/tschunk works as expected, so it's only a matter of displaying the links.

$ cat > feed-gipeda.yaml
repositories:
- https://github.com/sgraf812/gpn

That might have to do with e9dc0850af448513d1b59727291a24ca5325ff2c, but I'm not sure.

Also, the generated gipeda.yaml for which gipeda is then executed:

interestingBranches: ! '*'
diffLink: ! '{{rev}}{{base}}'
start: 4acfa7637c89544f742884e32e1566e7c27c9657
benchmarks:
- threshold: 1
  smallerIsBetter: false
  type: small integral
  match: ! '*'
- group: Build
  smallerIsBetter: false
  type: small integral
  match: build/warnings
  important: false
interestingTags: ! '*'
revisionInfo: <a href="https://github.com/sgraf812/gpn/commit/{{rev}}>View Diff</a>
benchmarkScript: cat ./stats.txt
title: gpn
limitRecent: 20

[nomeata]

You know about the buttons in the top right which hide non-interesting benchmarks by default? If I run your instructions here and then press on =, the tschunk benchmark shows up on http://localhost:8000/sgraf812/gpn/#revision/7360c5abdd63b427ed50b13d14ae0009a3002787

[nomeata]

BTW, great reproduction instructions :-)

[sgraf812]

Ah, great! Actually, I had no clue what those buttons were for, I thought they were related to the commit range.

I think some tooltips would help for discoverability.

[nomeata]

I think some tooltips would help for discoverability.

They do have tooltips...

Also, if it happens that nothing is visible due to the buttons, it says “Nothing selected... try the buttons in the top right corner.”

[sgraf812]

😓 Well, you can only compensate for stupity to some extent, I guess...