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Wpf startup #2389

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@DrewScoggins DrewScoggins commented Apr 20, 2022

This adds WPF startup capabilities to the performance lab. We also add two tests:

  1. dotnet new wpf
  2. ShowFormComplex

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LGTM, assuming it runs

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It looks like the runs have returned invalid values for the WPF startup value:

 Metric         |Average        |Min            |Max
[2022/04/21 00:04:23][INFO] ---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------
[2022/04/21 00:04:23][INFO] WPF Startup    |-125.702 ms    |-125.702 ms    |-125.702 ms
[2022/04/21 00:04:23][INFO] Time on Thread |323.438 ms     |323.438 ms     |323.438 ms

I am assuming the startup time should not be negative? The test also only ran once, we should test with more. Looking at the code nothing obvious pops out as to why the time is negative but something is going wrong.

@DrewScoggins DrewScoggins merged commit d17e0da into dotnet:main Apr 25, 2022
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