Test Results
All values are approximated.
Sub-measure ID | Operation | % | Observations |
|---|---|---|---|
Tree Loading | |||
TL #1 | Load tree with 200 Items | 25% | Loading has improved significantly for large trees being up to 68% faster in R4J 4.7 than in lower versions. For a tree (or a folder) with about 800 issues, the time dropped from an average of 30 seconds to 20 seconds. This includes the transfer of the data from your server to the client and rendering in your browser. |
TL #2 | Load tree with 400 Items | 45% | |
TL #3 | Load tree with 800 Items | 68% | |
TL #4 | Load tree with 1.200 Items | 67% | |
Tree Filtering - Basic Filter | |||
TFB #1 | 1.000 issues under root | 71% | Basic filtering is up to 72% faster in R4J 4.7. In previous versions, the R4J JQL functions requirementsPath() and requirementsFolder() affect the data retrieval response time. This issue is resolved in R4J 4.7 as seen in results from TFB #2 and TFB #3 compared with the other results that do not use these R4J JQL functions. Results are retrieved and rendered at an average of 15 seconds for each of the measured operations when using the said R4J JQL functions in a Jira filter, where in lower versions, it would take minutes or cause timeouts. |
TFB #2 | 1.000 issues recursively under root and sub-folders using requirementsPath() | 72% | |
TFB #3 | 1.000 issues in folder 10 levels deep in hierarchy that using requirementsFolder() | 72% | |
TFB #4 | 1.000 child requirements in folders 5 levels deep in hierarchy that satisfy filter | 71% | |
TFB #5 | 100 issues in root and other folders | 71% | |
Tree Filtering - Advanced Filter | |||
TFA #1 | 1.000 issues under root | 92% | Advanced filtering is up to 97% faster in R4J 4.7. Results are retrieved and rendered at an average of 5 seconds for each of the measured operations when using the said R4J JQL functions in a JQL query input field, where in lower versions, it would take minutes or cause timeouts. |
TFA #2 | 1.000 issues recursively under root and sub-folders using requirementsPath() | 79% | |
TFA #3 | 1.000 issues in folder 10 levels deep in hierarchy that using requirementsFolder() | 80% | |
TFA #4 | 1.000 child requirements in folders 5 levels deep in hierarchy that satisfy filter | 96% | |
TFA #5 | 100 issues in root and other folders | 97% | |