Releases: rstudio/shinyloadtest
shinyloadtest 1.2.0
Bug Fixes
-
Fixed #168: Remove deprecated usage of
dplyr::summarise
duringshinyloadtest_report
. -
Fixed #163:
gtable_trim
error duringshinyloadtest_report
with newer versions of ggplot2.
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0
v1.1.0
shinyloadtest 1.1.0
-
record_session()
gained a new variableconnect_api_key
to be able to
record a session against RStudio Connect using a Connect API key. Please see
Load Testing Authenticated Apps
for more details. Using a Connect API key also requiresshinycannon
>= 1.1.0
(#133) -
load_runs()
now uses vroom instead ofread_csv()
; this substantially
improves its performance. -
The homepage has been rewritten to get to the big picture more quickly.
Most of the details about shinycannon have moved to a new article. -
The analysis vignette has been overhauled to get into the plots more quickly,
and provide more advice about interpretation. -
Plots have be thoroughly overhauled:
-
Waterfall plot now only shows plots in maintenance period, and
times are session relative. -
Sessions in warmup and cooldown are no longer shown in muted colours,
because that unfortunately relied on a ggplot2 bug. Instead they're
simply omitted from the plot. -
The line of best fit in the latency plots has been made less visually
prominent, and no longer shows standard errors.
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Alpha Release
This release included an addin and an R Markdown report. The release took the approach of a single load test, given the # of expected concurrent users, and gave metrics based on the successful number of connections.
v0.2 will be a major re-write, changing the approach to a time window where n connections are continuously attempted.