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LPS-91113 Fix tests. Deploy portlet as method is now taking it to account if portlet is deployed or not. #69619
LPS-91113 Fix tests. Deploy portlet as method is now taking it to account if portlet is deployed or not. #69619
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…ount if portlet is deployed or not.
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/cc @topolik |
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@marianoalvarosaiz see changes in upstream. Thx. |
@shuyangzhou fyi |
@marianoalvarosaiz base on the ticket description, this should be a performance ticket, why is it a security ticket? @slnn please run a regression check against it. |
OK, got it and will update test results when I got them. |
Hi @shuyangzhou, /cc @topolik |
Hi @shuyangzhou, Here are test results:
WebContent:
MessageBoard:
Blog:
Document Library:
Wiki:
AssetPublisher:
Wiki
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@slnn since this is mainly for dB. Please modify the result comment to include dB side CPU usage diff. @marianoalvarosaiz as you can see, this is not improve anything, at least from the overall performance's point of view. And webcontent and wiki seem to be a lost, although this could still be within noise range. Once lily attaches dB CPU usages, we can have a better understanding. The point is, there should be no guess work when doing performance changes. Common sense usually fails here, only the changes backed by test results can be trusted. |
Hi @shuyangzhou, Update the DB CPU usage be finished. |
@marianoalvarosaiz there is no real noticeable diff in general. All diff are within noise range. Although they are towarding to be slightly loss. Thanks! |
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