https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=59152
--- Comment #6 from Milamber <[email protected]> --- Hello, I think that the revert will be a good thing. I made some load tests with this new default option. My experience is this new default mask a bad load test. I explain: If you are a plan test like this: 1/ Login Form 2/ Login (id/pass) 3/ Home 4/ Search 5/ Results etc. With this default option, if the 2/Login failed (target server failed to login randomly), you see only some Errors (during the load test) on 2/Login, the other pages have 0 error (because return to 1/ after error) After, when you show the graph results : all is good If you show results in the summary listener, you see results like this: 1/ Login form : 2000 samples 2/ Login (id/pass) : 2000 samples with 25% errors 3/ Home : 1500 samples with 0 errors 4/ Search : 1500 samples with 0 errors etc. It's very easy to conclude that this load test is successful (only 25% errors on 1 page), but in reality, this is a bad load test, because my target load is reduce to 25%, and the target server have been tested with only at 75% of the load. I prefer the old option, which force me to stop a load test if the errors increase on all pages after a error on the login page. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
