We have similar issues.
We started a new test campaign with around 250 tests and 8 users who use the system. Currently the system uses all CPU resources. Even after a fresh start of Squash the CPU load immediately goes up to 100% which makes the system unusable for some. I hope this will be improved in the next version.
1.7.0 performance
1.7.0 performance
Hi,
When did you encounter this problem ?
Are you inlining image on your test cases ?
Please give us more precisions in order we can help you.
When did you encounter this problem ?
Are you inlining image on your test cases ?
Please give us more precisions in order we can help you.
1.7.0 performance
[quote="Laurent MASSER" post=2736]
Are you ilnlining image on your test cases ?[/quote]
More explicitely, an image is "inlined" in a test case when you add this image to a rich text field by dragging / dropping it from your computer into the text field.
Are you ilnlining image on your test cases ?[/quote]
More explicitely, an image is "inlined" in a test case when you add this image to a rich text field by dragging / dropping it from your computer into the text field.
1.7.0 performance
We just did an update to the latest build 7.0.4 but there was no improvement.
The log file shows several exception if you scroll to the end of the file.
The java process runs on almost 200% CPU load (dual core CPU).
There might be some images in our tests but only very few. I don't think it is related to the images as the CPU load goes up even if no one has Squash open in the browser.
Let me know if you need more details.
The log file shows several exception if you scroll to the end of the file.
The java process runs on almost 200% CPU load (dual core CPU).
There might be some images in our tests but only very few. I don't think it is related to the images as the CPU load goes up even if no one has Squash open in the browser.
Let me know if you need more details.
1.7.0 performance
I had a closer look at the specific test that doesn't run. Turns out exactly this test has an inline image.
Is there something I can do about this except to remove the images?
Is there something I can do about this except to remove the images?
1.7.0 performance
@Florian :
I'm afraid I cannot find your logfile
We did find a performance bottleneck which can use 100%+ CPU for 10~20 min.
It is triggered when you try to run an execution AND the test case contains inlined images. CPU load high when you close all browsers.
This bottleneck will be removed in the next maintenance verision of Squash TM which should be announced pretty soon.
I'm afraid I cannot find your logfile
We did find a performance bottleneck which can use 100%+ CPU for 10~20 min.
It is triggered when you try to run an execution AND the test case contains inlined images. CPU load high when you close all browsers.
This bottleneck will be removed in the next maintenance verision of Squash TM which should be announced pretty soon.
1.7.0 performance
[quote="Florian" post=2741]I had a closer look at the specific test that doesn't run. Turns out exactly this test has an inline image.
Is there something I can do about this except to remove the images?[/quote]
You can follow these steps to put images in your test cases. It is less convenient but it does not have the 100% CPU side effect.
1. Upload your image as an attachment
2. In the attachments table, right-click on the image you just uploaded and select "copy link address"
3. Edit the test case field which contains the image and remove this image
4. In the text editor, click the "image" button. In the "image properties" popup, paste the url you copied at step 2. in the appropriate field
Your image should still appear but the image data is no longer inlined into the field's html code
Note : an execution is a snapshot of the test case when the execution is created. As a consequence, you also have to delete and recreate the buggy execution after you modified the test case.
I hope this solves your problem, let us know if it does not.
Is there something I can do about this except to remove the images?[/quote]
You can follow these steps to put images in your test cases. It is less convenient but it does not have the 100% CPU side effect.
1. Upload your image as an attachment
2. In the attachments table, right-click on the image you just uploaded and select "copy link address"
3. Edit the test case field which contains the image and remove this image
4. In the text editor, click the "image" button. In the "image properties" popup, paste the url you copied at step 2. in the appropriate field
Your image should still appear but the image data is no longer inlined into the field's html code
Note : an execution is a snapshot of the test case when the execution is created. As a consequence, you also have to delete and recreate the buggy execution after you modified the test case.
I hope this solves your problem, let us know if it does not.
1.7.0 performance
Thank you for your help.
I have already removed the test execution and the image from the test definition. It works again now.
And thank you for the details how we still can use images.
I have already removed the test execution and the image from the test definition. It works again now.
And thank you for the details how we still can use images.