This change adds an aggregated data view for viewing multiple traces aggregated together. The idea is that all traces with the same name are joined together, and their total time spent is shown in the sorted pie-chart (rendered via d3pie).
To open aggregate view simply go to the Traces page and select the traces you'd like to view, click the Traces drop-down and select Aggregate View:
Selecting just five traces produces a page showing the cumulative time of just those five traces, showing that the traces named zri.ozruamwe.ll took the most time (25% of all selected traces):
Of course, using it on all 60 traces produces a much more interesting result:
Showing that fia.com took 14% of the total time, followed by web.kraesey.net at 12%, and so on.
This change adds an aggregated data view for viewing multiple traces aggregated together. The idea is that all traces with the same name are joined together, and their total time spent is shown in the sorted pie-chart (rendered via d3pie).
To open aggregate view simply go to the Traces page and select the traces you'd like to view, click the Traces drop-down and select Aggregate View:
Selecting just five traces produces a page showing the cumulative time of just those five traces, showing that the traces named
zri.ozruamwe.lltook the most time (25% of all selected traces):Of course, using it on all 60 traces produces a much more interesting result:
Showing that
fia.comtook 14% of the total time, followed byweb.kraesey.netat 12%, and so on.