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The current webpages are being made of ~20-30 MB per CI job x 35 jobs = 671 MB total (at time of writing). This seems quite big!
The largest part of each job is a load of .gifs that are 12-16 kB
It would be interesting to see if using a tool that can plot binary data, rather than images, would be more efficient for the webpage. Something like plotly can export graphs to html
A benefit of this is that you get an interactive graph, rather than a static image. Which is more useful for determining exactly how different things are
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The current webpages are being made of ~20-30 MB per CI job x 35 jobs = 671 MB total (at time of writing). This seems quite big!
The largest part of each job is a load of
.gif
s that are 12-16 kBIt would be interesting to see if using a tool that can plot binary data, rather than images, would be more efficient for the webpage. Something like plotly can export graphs to html
A benefit of this is that you get an interactive graph, rather than a static image. Which is more useful for determining exactly how different things are
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: