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pmeenan avatar pmeenan commented on May 20, 2024 2

Fixed. Will take effect with the Jan 1 crawl. Not sure why it only showed up recently (or maybe we only noticed it recently).

The creation of the bodies zip file was being done at the point where the browser was prepared. In the case of a lighthouse test we go through the prep a second time and it deletes the zip file from the actual test. Only reason we had some bodies was there's a pass to backfill any missing bodies but it would have been trying to grab them from the Lighthouse instance. Either way, all fixed now and the bodies are reliably coming back (and correct) again.

While I was in there I also added svg images to the list of text bodies that we capture so we'll start getting data for those now as well.

I'll leave this open until after we can verify in the Jan 1 crawl.

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rviscomi avatar rviscomi commented on May 20, 2024

@pmeenan is looking into this from the WPT side

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pmeenan avatar pmeenan commented on May 20, 2024

At this point I have no idea why they aren't there but the HARs are definitely light (around 1/2 the bytes in the directory). I reset the archiving code to the latest in GitHub just in case I changed something manually while debugging. From the agent perspective, there should be no reason it would differ from desktop so it has to be on the server side

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pmeenan avatar pmeenan commented on May 20, 2024

Hmm, I'm not optimistic that it was just a transient issue. The Dec 15th crawl is ~1/2 done and the mobile HARs are trending to be around the same size as the Dec 1 crawl. It doesn't make any sense why mobile should be different from desktop but I'll see if it's something I can reproduce.

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pmeenan avatar pmeenan commented on May 20, 2024

I can reproduce it when lighthouse capture is enabled which probably explains why it is only hitting mobile. I assume something is going on in the prep for the lighthouse run that is deleting the bodies so hopefully that means it will be easy to track down and fix (being able to reproduce it makes it MUCH easier to track down).

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