[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
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[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
Title: Message Title
Tom FENNELLY updated an issue
Jenkins / JENKINS-39657
Runtime _javascript_ bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
Change By:
Tom FENNELLY
Blue Ocean client-side functionality is delivered as a series of _javascript_ "bundles" (CommonJS modules bundled in self contained executable _javascript_ files). {{js-modules}} and {{js-builder}} add the functionality that allows these bundles to "cooperate" with each other, with some bundles providing modules to other bundle (i.e. are dependencies of), allowing those other bundles to not contain modules that they might ordinarily contain.There are a number of reasons for us wanting/needing to do this, not least the fact that all our bundles +*must*+ use/share the same instance of react at runtime.At the moment, it's really quite difficult to analyse what's happening at runtime across all these bundles. For example, it's hard to check what bundles contain what modules i.e. it's hard to get a definitive answer to a questions like:* What bundles currently loaded in the browser contain module XYZ?* What bundle is providing the instance of react that's being used by the blueocean-personalization extensions bundle? You'd need to know the answer to this when you see react errors (from e.g. personalization) that "look" like we might be leaking in another instance of react.* Are there any bundles active in the browser that are older than a specific time, or number of minutes etc? This would be useful if you want to check did you actually rebuild everything the way you thought.We need to be able to answer these questions more easily in order to analyse the bundles we are generating and in order to verify that the runtime environment is as we expect/want it to be. At the moment, it requires us to manually open each of the raw bundle sources in the browser and have a look inside. As well as obviously being very tedious, it's also obviously going to be confusing and error prone, leading to wrong conclusions etc and making it harder to diagnose issues. This chrome extension will hopefully allow us to easily and accurately "query" across all active bundles in the browser at runtime and answer the sorts of questions listed above. *+Original description:+*{quote}Lots of things we could use this for but I have a few things in mind immediately, one of which I have an immediate need for:# {{js-modules}} bundle inspector. The ability to look inside {{js-modules}} loaded bundles and inspect their contents. Query support of different kinds e.g. find loaded bundles that contain modules that match a name pattern, or bundles that depend on bundle "X". I have an immediate need for this wrt JENKINS-39646.# Configure logging categories e.g. the ability to easily turn on/off [SSE event logging|https://github.com/jenkinsci/sse-gateway-plugin#browser-diagnostics].# View available extension points on a page.{quote}
[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
Title: Message Title
Tom FENNELLY updated an issue
Jenkins / JENKINS-39657
Runtime _javascript_ bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
Change By:
Tom FENNELLY
Blue Ocean client-side functionality is delivered as a series of _javascript_ "bundles" (CommonJS modules bundled in self contained executable _javascript_ files). {{js-modules}} and {{js-builder}} add the functionality that allows these bundles to "cooperate" with each other, with some bundles providing modules to other bundle (i.e. are dependencies of), allowing those other bundles to not contain modules that they might ordinarily contain.There are a number of reasons for us wanting/needing to do this, not least the fact that all our bundles +*must*+ use/share the same instance of react at runtime.At the moment, it's really quite difficult to analyse what's happening at runtime across all these bundles. For example, it's hard to check what bundles contain what modules i.e. it's hard to get a definitive answer to a questions like:* What bundles currently loaded in the browser contain module XYZ?* What bundle is providing the instance of react that's being used by the blueocean-personalization extensions bundle? You'd need to know the answer to this when you see react errors (from e.g. personalization) that "look" like we might be leaking in another instance of react.* Are there any bundles active in the browser that are older than a specific time, or number of minutes etc? This would be useful if you want to check did you actually rebuild everything the way you thought.We need to be able to answer these questions more easily in order to analyse the bundles we are generating and in order to verify that the runtime environment is as we expect/want it to be. At the moment, it requires us to manually open each of the raw bundle sources in the browser and have a look inside. As well as obviously being very tedious, it's also obviously going to be confusing and error prone, leading to wrong conclusions etc and making it harder to diagnose issues.*+Original description:+*{quote} Lots of things we could use this for but I have a few things in mind immediately, one of which I have an immediate need for:# {{js-modules}} bundle inspector. The ability to look inside {{js-modules}} loaded bundles and inspect their contents. Query support of different kinds e.g. find loaded bundles that contain modules that match a name pattern, or bundles that depend on bundle "X". I have an immediate need for this wrt JENKINS-39646.# Configure logging categories e.g. the ability to easily turn on/off [SSE event logging|https://github.com/jenkinsci/sse-gateway-plugin#browser-diagnostics].# View available extension points on a page. {quote}
[JIRA] (JENKINS-39657) Runtime JavaScript bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools
Title: Message Title Tom FENNELLY updated an issue Jenkins / JENKINS-39657 Runtime _javascript_ bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools Change By: Tom FENNELLY Summary: Runtime _javascript_ bundle analyser for Chrome Dev Tools Extension for Blue Ocean Add Comment This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.3.0#73011-sha1:3c73d0e) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Issues" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-issues+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
