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In the Flask GUI we currently only load "high level" metrics on the opening webpage (i.e. speed-of-light, kernel stats, roofline, system info). Once a user has selected a kernel or dispatch to filter, we then load ALL metrics including the lower-level panels (i.e. l1 cache, l2 cache, TCC/TCP, etc.)
Although this is included in the documentation, it's not totally clear from a UX perspective. Add a pop-up message explaining this to users on page reload.
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In the Flask GUI we currently only load "high level" metrics on the opening webpage (i.e. speed-of-light, kernel stats, roofline, system info). Once a user has selected a kernel or dispatch to filter, we then load ALL metrics including the lower-level panels (i.e. l1 cache, l2 cache, TCC/TCP, etc.)
Although this is included in the documentation, it's not totally clear from a UX perspective. Add a pop-up message explaining this to users on page reload.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: