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I'm not exactly sure what you mean but if you're looking to find the longest builds, the performance dashboard makes it really easy to find outliers like long build times.
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Hi thanks @no for answering. In trends dashboard we can filter the build time based on percentile range e.g p25-p75 What I want is to get the list of build scans in this range of percentile.
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There is no way to do this. But what do you wish to do with the middle percentile of builds? I thought you were looking at outliers.
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On a second though, I think what I want is a duration filter e.g build with duration > 8mins && duration < 10mins
I thought you were looking at outliers.
Basically yes, but for certain range only. In my data, most of the outliers (p99) is caused by people putting their machine to sleep causing a build scan with duration more than 10hours. So it’s kinda useless, at least for now.
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i would love throw away results where people put their machines to sleep
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You can delete the build scan if you have admin permissions.
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i don't want to delete it, but I just wouldn't want it to count in the charting
having those outlier P99 affects my P95s as well
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It's a good point, while the graphs serve 99% of use cases, they can't cover everyone. For the rest of the cases, I can recommend pulling the data using the Gradle Enterprise API. You can then manipulate the data exactly how you like. https://docs.gradle.com/enterprise/api-manual/
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back to OP, even though you can't filter out the range of data, the list of build scans are sortable by duration, then you can modify the param in the URL
list.offset=
to the page that has the data you're looking for
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