JENKINS-49965 "Slow performance of warnings table if there are 1000 elements" #16
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…vidual row at the time of that row being drawn on the page"
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I think this is hard to test, even in a UI test since it does depend on the number of items. |
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On the other hand it actually will not harm to enable this option... |
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I've installed the latest build for the PR and confirm that it works without any visible issues in a table with 2k+ items. I will do more testing with 10k+ issues.
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This is not exactly the ajax pagination but a simple hotfix to allow users use warnings ng plug-in even though they have much more than 1000+ elements in their warnings table.
Resource:
https://datatables.net/examples/ajax/defer_render.html
I am not sure how can I test this in action. It would be great having a way for getting *.hpi file and see it in our current Jenkins implementations with the builds more than 2k+ warnings.