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There are cases where we need to get as close as possible to standard/Chrome timings, but due to other reasons, [2] have to match Raptor/do a one-off calculation**[3]**
Should we use
start_epoch
orstart_time
from https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/wptagent/blob/a45466623a8a812cf389c1124d7ff2fd6c4ff8dc/internal/firefox.py#L1061-L1062 and https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/wptagent/blob/a45466623a8a812cf389c1124d7ff2fd6c4ff8dc/internal/firefox.py#L330, respectively?Or, is sometimes
fetchStart
/navigationStart
[1]?There are cases where we need to get as close as possible to standard/Chrome timings, but due to other reasons, [2] have to match Raptor/do a one-off calculation**[3]**
[0] [wptagent] https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/wptagent/search?q=fetchStart&unscoped_q=fetchStart
[1] [wptagent] https://github.com/WPO-Foundation/wptagent/search?q=navigationStart&unscoped_q=navigationStart
[2] [custom-metrics] as in trying to calculate
DOMContentFlushed
from its raw timestamptimeToDomContentFlushed
-
fetchStart
or other non-standard metrics, for which we have to be careful to use the rightwebpagetest
timestamp / W3C * Timing API, etc.[3] #97
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