There are two types of versions of the dashboard in the app engine versions list: "dev" versions and "clean" versions. There is always one default version that's being used, and multiple other versions that could be set as default, if the current version is broken. Dev versions contain "dev-" in the name, and contain changes that haven't been reviewed and checked in; in general, dev versions should never be set as default.
Every Tuesday and Thursday (or whenever required), a new "clean" version should be uploaded and checked (see below) to see if there are any problems. If any problems are seen, the previous clean version should be set as default When setting a new version as default, in order to avoid outages, the basic functionality of the dashboard should be checked to make sure it's not broken.
If the new clean version passes the checklist, add the version name to the top of the list of default Perf Dashboard versions. Then in the app engine versions list, select the checkbox next to the clean version and click on the "Migrate Version" button.
- If there are untriaged alerts, a table of alerts should be shown.
- If there are no alerts, try /alerts?triaged=true; it should show the last 500 alerts.
- After checking a row and clicking "graph", a page with should open with the selected alerts and their graphs.
- After clicking the link inside a row, a page should open with a graph that shows the revision where the alert occurred.
- After using the menu to select a test suite, bot and test (e.g. kraken, ChromiumPerf/linux-release, Total) and clicking "add", a chart should be shown.
- A sub-series chart can also be added by selecting a sub-test and clicking "add".
- After dragging the revision range slider, the revision range of the data shown should be changed and the and URL should be updated.
On a page with a graph, e.g. /group_report?bug_id=509851 or /report?sid=89a4bd60..., check:
- The buttons in the legend should change which items are selected.
- The items which aren't loaded by default should items should be loaded later than core items.
On a page graph with an alert, e.g. /group_report?keys=agxz..., check:
- One can un-triage the alert on the graph by clicking it then clicking X
- One can mark an alert as ignored by clicking on it and clicking "Ignore".
- One can start a bisect job by clicking any point in the graph, clicking "bisect", then submitting the form.