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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by flukus on Wednesday October 26, 2016 @08:31PM (#12802000)
Did you try to use it or did you go through a tutorial? I find going through a tutorial on it was necessary, you aren't going to learn via intuitiveness. Once you "get" it it's pretty good.

I'd love a version that worked better with source control though.

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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by solipsism on Wednesday October 26, 2016 @11:40PM (#12802753)
that worked better with source control though.

How so?

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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by flukus on Wednesday October 26, 2016 @11:59PM (#12802816)
Merging is always hard in any machine generated file. I'd prefer to drive it with a proper script rather than the current ui generated xml file.
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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by ababab on Thursday October 27, 2016 @08:37AM (#12804555)
Taurus sort of does this. http://gettaurus.org/
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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by flukus on Thursday October 27, 2016 @06:48PM (#12811070)
I'll put it on my list to investigate.
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Re:Analyzing JMeter Application Performance Results by jdc0589 on Thursday October 27, 2016 @10:16AM (#12805256)
I agree with that. JMeter's specific XML structure is GROSS. sibling elements when it really represents a parent/child relationship, etc...

I had forgotten about all that grossness.

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