Vladimir, It's not my notes, it's Paulo's. Did you see what the schematic overview looks like ? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Menu:
- http://ubikloadpack.com/demo/schematic/MenuSchematicView.png Plan: - http://ubikloadpack.com/demo/schematic/testRequest.jmx Schematic View: - http://ubikloadpack.com/demo/schematic/testRequest.html For now, it's html (I'm using XSLT), but a textual format like YAML would be better for source comparison. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks On Mon, Jan 21, 2019 at 12:01 PM Vladimir Sitnikov < sitnikov.vladi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Philippe>itself in version control and, thus, fully tracked in terms of > diffs. > > Frankly speaking, JMX is hard to review. > For instance, if a developer commits a new test plan version, then I > could wonder "what changed". > JMX diff does not provide that option. > I'm not sure if JMeter can load two JMX files and compare them somehow > (I guess it is not implemented), however plain old diff for JMX is not > very human-understandable. > > On the other hand, if we add (optionally) a side file that is > "human-readable" representation, then it would be so much easier to > review the diff. > > Philippe> Maybe you're right, if it was HTML it would be much harder > to spot differences. Though I'm sceptical of the usefulness of that > being of more value than the usefulness of having a graphical (HTML) > way to see the test. > > I guess those two (markdown vs HTML) target different use cases: > a) Markdown is best for incremental review. In other words, it helps > to review the script by providing a small gist of the altered bits. > b) HTML might shine in reviewing the full script at once. For > instance, if I browse a folder with multiple JMX files, I might wander > how those scripts "look like", and it might be cool to just open a > HTML file rather than start JMeter. > > Vladimir > -- Cordialement. Philippe Mouawad.
