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My main motivation here is to get metrics with brackets to work in order to support "pytest" test names: - test_foo.py::test_bar[1] - test_foo.py::test_bar[2] I couldn't find an "HTML escape"-style function that would generate valid html `id` attribute names from random strings, so I went with a hash digest instead.
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[% PROCESS common.tt %]
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<div id="tabs-charts" class="tab-pane">
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<h3>Build time (in seconds)</h3>
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[% INCLUDE createChart id="build-times" yaxis="sec" dataUrl=c.uri_for('/job' project.name jobset.name job 'build-times') %]
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<h3>Closure size (in MiB)</h3>
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[% INCLUDE createChart id="closure-size" yaxis="mib" dataUrl=c.uri_for('/job' project.name jobset.name job 'closure-sizes') %]
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<h3>Output size (in MiB)</h3>
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[% INCLUDE createChart id="output-size" yaxis="mib" dataUrl=c.uri_for('/job' project.name jobset.name job 'output-sizes') %]
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[% FOREACH metric IN metrics %]
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<h3>Metric: <a [% HTML.attributes(href => c.uri_for('/job' project.name jobset.name job 'metric' metric.name)) %]><tt>[%HTML.escape(metric.name)%]</tt></a></h3>
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[% id = metricDivId(metric.name);
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INCLUDE createChart dataUrl=c.uri_for('/job' project.name jobset.name job 'metric' metric.name); %]
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[% END %]
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</div>
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