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[NoQA] fix: real startup metric #39070

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Changed a place where we capture a metric according to 452595f but made it cross-platform.

How it affected TTI can be found below (captured in dev mode):

Before
{
  'App start nativeLaunch': [
     863,  919, 1081,  880,
     976,  878,  935, 1000,
    1111, 1032, 1101, 1164,
    1368, 1061, 1010, 1005,
    1080
  ],
  'App start regularAppStart': [
    0.7206630110740662, 0.7102870345115662,
    0.7419430017471313,  4.367106020450592,
    0.7322189807891846, 0.8898509740829468,
    0.9326990246772766, 0.7942700386047363,
    0.9451090097427368, 1.0676679611206055,
    0.7550860047340393, 0.8267410397529602,
    1.0378819704055786, 0.8785799741744995,
    1.0087479948997498, 0.7564700245857239,
    0.7955319881439209
  ],
  'App start runJsBundle': [
    5116, 5623, 5758, 7363,
    6115, 6145, 6820, 6084,
    6862, 7561, 6805, 6834,
    7409, 6988, 7056, 6831,
    5970
  ],
  'App start TTI': [
     11338.93211299181, 12159.524770975113,
     12636.31477600336,  29511.34791201353,
    12840.107114970684, 12998.940169990063,
    13401.366120994091, 13801.768064975739,
     14274.89665299654, 15361.110975980759,
    13998.597352027893, 14445.537382006645,
    15227.997309982777, 14070.840213000774,
    14286.960296988487, 14210.092343986034,
     12750.73859000206
  ],
  'App start jsBundleDownload': [
    1100, 1105, 1135, 1175,
    1174, 1154, 1175, 1176,
    1212, 1179, 1122, 1153,
    1183, 1180, 1162, 1173,
    1158
  ]
}
}
After
{
  compareEntries: undefined,
  baselineEntries: {
    'App start nativeLaunch': [
       726,  682, 671,  727,
       753,  891, 936,  839,
       897,  943, 996, 1016,
      1209, 1323, 943,  928,
      1067
    ],
    'App start TTI': [
       9180.628776013851,  9095.821936011314,
       8975.761027991772,  9565.689173996449,
      10251.910939991474, 11852.394060015678,
      12409.389752984047, 12952.296458005905,
      13160.995357990265, 13775.297976970673,
      13346.554168999195, 14187.704729020596,
      14563.292831003666,  15174.43627101183,
      13451.611326992512, 15328.591274023056,
      13972.332086026669
    ],
    'App start runJsBundle': [
      3758, 3803, 3910, 4059,
      4463, 5465, 5688, 5999,
      6099, 6854, 6118, 6779,
      6932, 7374, 6479, 6518,
      6686
    ],
    'App start regularAppStart': [
      0.5345460176467896, 0.5147709846496582,
      0.5024820566177368, 0.5381669998168945,
      0.6133219599723816, 0.6979569792747498,
       1.019327998161316,    0.8785400390625,
      0.9008379578590393, 0.6569010019302368,
      0.7740480303764343, 0.8857830166816711,
      0.8989670276641846, 0.8822020292282104,
      0.8953449726104736, 0.8267419934272766,
      0.8535969853401184
    ],
    'App start jsBundleDownload': [
      1147, 1141, 1163, 1130,
      1185, 1181, 1127, 1145,
      1139, 1166, 1208, 1186,
      1153, 1182, 1160, 1142,
      1136
    ]
  }
}

Fixed Issues

$ #35234 (comment)
PROPOSAL: #35234 (comment)

Tests

  • run e2e tests;

  • be sure that TTI metric still can be collected;

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

N/A

QA Steps

  • run e2e tests;

  • be sure that TTI metric still can be collected;

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Android: Native

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Android: mWeb Chrome

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iOS: Native

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iOS: mWeb Safari

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MacOS: Chrome / Safari image
MacOS: Desktop image

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@hurali97 may I ask you to check these changes? Are you happy to have them?

I've changed a code from your 452595f commit and made it cross-platform (I know that tests are running on Android only at the moment, but we plan to add more running platforms in the future so it's good to have already a cross-platform code in place).

Will be happy to hear your thoughts! 👀

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Hey @kirillzyusko 👋

I agree with the idea of having the cross-platform code already in place. The only thing that I have a concern over is that we are calculating TTI and it gives us a number. This fulfils the requirement of measuring the TTI but if we want to see the break down of what areas took longest in the App startup lifecycle, we won't have a clue.

To help us in this we added markers to locate the start and stop of each part in the App startup lifecycle, see the below image which breaks down the App startup lifecycle in general:

app-startup-lifecycle

These markers are added in this commit and if we add up these markers, we get the total value which is equal to what we get in TTI. So the idea is to measure TTI with it's own dedicated markers and also measure the metrics which makes up the App startup lifecycle, as discussed in this comment. Where we can see almost all of the time is spent in JS side by reading the value of contentAppeared_To_screenTTI from the table.


If we are not interested in finding out what took longer in the App startup lifecycle, we don't have to worry about adding these individual markers. Personally, I would prefer if I can have a sneak on what part of App startup lifecycle is causing the issues, while analysing the results reported by the tool.

The reason I emphasized on this is that it will be good to have this standardized what we record in e2e regression monitoring tool with what we will record in production with Grafana, so if we decide to only record TTI in e2e tool then we should only record and report TTI with Grafana 👍

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@hurali97 thanks for a detailed explanation 🙌

I'm currently working on adding more markers. I opened this PR because I wanted to ship small PRs that solves a particular problem - so capturing a mark in different lifecycle (this PR) and adding more marks sounds like a different tasks.

Let me prepare then this PR for review (fix CI, update description, etc.) and then I'll roll out a PR with more markers 👍

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On splash hide we are considering the sidebar loaded(ie. performance entry name SIDEBAR_LOADED), wondering if that is correct or name should be different? Asking bcoz earlier we did it in setSidebarLoaded.

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@kirillzyusko I think I don't need to run the e2e test for this PR change, right?

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@Pujan92 from one side - you are right, it's confusing that we use SIDEBAR_LOADED when splash screen gets hidden. But the start mark is added in BaseSidebar component (on mount).

So in my opinion it's better not to rename it 🙂

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@Pujan92 sorry I think think this will require C+ review

@mountiny mountiny changed the title fix: real startup metric [NoQA] fix: real startup metric Mar 29, 2024
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@Pujan92 sorry I think think this will require C+ review

@mountiny Do you mean this won't require C+ review? Maybe not needed but adding a checklist to pass a check.

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Sorry @Pujan92 I meant it wont need a C+ check

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mountiny commented Apr 2, 2024

Thanks for adding the checklist 🙇

@mountiny mountiny merged commit a1801c8 into Expensify:main Apr 2, 2024
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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