[GitHub] jmeter issue #296: Bug 61078 - Percentile calculation error

[Wyatts]

Github user Wyatts commented on the issue:

https://github.com/apache/jmeter/pull/296
  
FWIW, [this 
article](https://analyse-it.com/blog/2013/2/quantiles-percentiles-why-so-many-ways-to-calculate-them)
 has two citations in favour of defaulting to what Wikipedia calls R-8 (though 
it notes R defaults to R-7 for compatibility with S).  That's a decent argument 
for either of them, IMO.


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[GitHub] jmeter issue #253: Fix issue with annotation and implement remarks from last...

[Wyatts]

Github user Wyatts commented on the issue:

https://github.com/apache/jmeter/pull/253
  
Because InfluxDB makes a rather draconian distinction between "fields" and 
"tags" (and seemingly completely lacks the ability to convert either to the 
other _post hoc_), I'm going to suggest that the mechanism for controlling what 
gets sent as which is actually a fairly critical feature and one that I believe 
should ideally be relatively foolproof to work with.

On the GUI side of things, I envision a swaplist pre-filled with the common 
things that one might want to send as fields vs. tags.  Each side should allow 
additions to be made, and variables should be accepted.  (This probably lowers 
to a pair of CollectionProp in serialisation?)


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