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Currently plots from the fuzz-test runs are created using matplotlib and saved in the .jpg format. For long runs it becomes difficult to "zoom in" on a small section of the run, e.g. artifact.
It would be better if artifacts were saved in an interactive format, e.g. .html files created using either mpld3 or plotly.
The disadvantage to saving as .html files is they are not directly viewable as Jenkins artifacts. It may be worth saving the plots as .jpg files and storing the interactive .html files in a separate folder.
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Currently plots from the fuzz-test runs are created using
matplotlib
and saved in the.jpg
format. For long runs it becomes difficult to "zoom in" on a small section of the run, e.g. artifact.It would be better if artifacts were saved in an interactive format, e.g.
.html
files created using eithermpld3
orplotly
.The disadvantage to saving as
.html
files is they are not directly viewable as Jenkins artifacts. It may be worth saving the plots as.jpg
files and storing the interactive.html
files in a separate folder.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: