Barry Pollard
Barry Pollard
> Missing why? Ideally no missing data. But sometimes it fails and I don't get run to fixing it that month. The way it works currently is it checks the...
> Oh, so it's the queries that I see running today (with VM service account) Yup. > Based on [logs](https://cloudlogging.app.goo.gl/EiQ9Vc5p3jjpC4rp7) it takes more than 2 days ([PWA scores](https://cdn.httparchive.org/reports/top1k/pwaScores.json) not available...
The reports in the `/histograms/` folder only run for the month needed: `${YYYY_MM_DD}` is replaced by the actual date in the bash script.
Yeah but then I add a `AND SUBSTR(_TABLE_SUFFIX, 0, 10) > \"$max_date\""` type clause - that's the incremental mode I talked about. So it won't reprocess all the historical months...
Yeah the script started simple, and then grew and grew and grew - well beyond what we should use a bash script for! But hey, it works!
@max-ostapenko I think we can close this yes?
> Should I rename it? Done! Also added some tick boxes at the top and ticked the first one so show the move to `crawl` is done.
Agreed. We added some unit tests in #323 btw, but not very comprehensive yet.
Closing this as we not planned as v4 dropped the Navigation Timing polyfill since only a small number of browsers need it.
Closing this as not planned and WAI as they are different events IMHO.