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Test the performance of the course-level tag filter #251

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crathbun428 opened this issue Aug 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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Test the performance of the course-level tag filter #251

crathbun428 opened this issue Aug 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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crathbun428 commented Aug 9, 2024

User Story
As a Aspects developer, I want to test the performance of the Course-level tag(s) filter, its performance returning results, and capture any areas of the dashboard that need improvement, so that I can confirm the dashboard renders all required data and renders it in an acceptable amount of time and I make sure to document performance enhancements work that is needed to improve problem areas.

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Given I am an Aspects developer
When I test the performance of the Course-level tag filter
Then I see that the filter behaves as expected (I can search for course-level tags, I can select one or more) and all expected results render render
And I capture any areas that are in need of critical performance improvement.

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@bmtcril and @saraburns1 - Same question as I posted on the performance user story for the first epic I added today.

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Ian2012 commented Sep 20, 2024

The tagging dataset was implemented using dictionaries similar to course_names, and it's prepared in a superset's virtual dataset. Given that I don't think the performance is a concern right now and we can close this one @bmtcril

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bmtcril commented Sep 20, 2024

My only concern off hand is how big the dictionaries may grow, but we should be able to test the rest as part of the dashboard testing.

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