Add Adaptive Throughput Timer plugin to repository#829
Add Adaptive Throughput Timer plugin to repository#829bakthava wants to merge 3 commits intoundera:masterfrom
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- Plugin ID: adaptive-throughput-timer
- Main class: com.adaptive.jmeter.plugins.AdaptiveTimerFromCSV
- Features: CSV-based load profiles, dynamic thread scaling, 24-hour infinite execution, live CSV reload
- Version 1.0.0 released with Git release JAR URL
- Supports step-based, time-based, and default load profile modes
- Includes P90 latency monitoring and automatic load profile visualization
- Plugin ID: adaptive-throughput-timer - Main class: com.adaptive.jmeter.plugins.AdaptiveTimerFromCSV - Features: CSV-based load profiles, dynamic thread scaling, 24-hour infinite execution, live CSV reload - Version 1.0.0 released with Git release JAR URL - Supports step-based, time-based, and default load profile modes - Includes P90 latency monitoring and automatic load profile visualization
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Pull request overview
Adds the Adaptive Throughput Timer JMeter plugin entry to the “various” plugin repository descriptor, enabling it to appear in the site catalogue and be consumable by JMeter Plugins Manager via its metadata and release download URL.
Changes:
- Added a new plugin descriptor for
adaptive-throughput-timer(metadata, marker/component classes). - Added version
1.0.0with release notes and a GitHub Releases JAR download URL.
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| "name": "Adaptive Throughput Timer", | ||
| "description": "A dynamic JMeter timer plugin that adjusts throughput (TPS) and thread count in real-time based on CSV-defined load profiles. Supports step-based, time-based, and default modes with automatic thread scaling. Features include 24-hour infinite execution cycling, dynamic CSV reload (check every 60 seconds), P90 latency monitoring, and comprehensive load profile visualization.", | ||
| "screenshotUrl": "https://github.com/bakthava/Adaptive-Throughput-Timer/raw/master/docs/screenshot.png", | ||
| "helpUrl": "https://github.com/bakthava/Adaptive-Throughput-Timer", |
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Where is all the source code of your plugin?
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The Source code is available on below link
https://github.com/bakthava/Adaptive-Throughput-Timer.git
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this file should not be committed
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Thank you ... Sub modules has been removed ..
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I don't understand what you do, at all... You commit files that are not supposed to be part of PR with plugin descriptor. |
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Created pull request based on the previous understanding , I have use copilot to fix the submodule issue .Please let me know, what was the mistake, so i can correct it . |
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Look at what constitutes descriptor PRs and stop wasting my time with irrelevant changes |
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Sure, will check , thank you !! |
