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Presently, if any sub-results exist in complex JMeter scripts, the sub-results are ignored. There are some very good use-cases however for using tiered samplers, rather than only accepting a flat list of results.
Implementing handling of the sub-results recursively should be relatively trivial. The SampleResult class has a getSubResults() which returns an Array of SampleResult. This can easily be converted to a List and then the handleSampleResults() method can be called recursively for as many levels of sub-results as exist.
Presently, if any sub-results exist in complex JMeter scripts, the sub-results are ignored. There are some very good use-cases however for using tiered samplers, rather than only accepting a flat list of results.
Implementing handling of the sub-results recursively should be relatively trivial. The
SampleResult
class has agetSubResults()
which returns an Array ofSampleResult
. This can easily be converted to a List and then thehandleSampleResults()
method can be called recursively for as many levels of sub-results as exist.I have opened a pull request here: #107
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