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## [0.1.42] - 2018-10-15
### Improvements to report window and minor fixes
Save profiler output on perf tests
Add a button on report window to open profiler output for test
Remove unsupported features for legacy scripting runtime
Fix version attribute for test cases
Remove unnecessary assembly definition
## [0.1.41] - 2018-10-2
### Test report graph
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## Viewing profiler data
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When running performance tests on editor or standalone platforms, the framework saves profiler data locally for each test. To view profiler data for a test:
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1. Open Profiler window
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2. Open Performance Test Report window
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3. Select the test you wish to view profiler data
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4. Click on "Load profiler data for test"
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5. Go back to profiler window, the data should be loaded
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*Note: If the button is not visible, it means profiler data has not been saved for the test.*
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## More Examples
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#### Example 1: Measure execution time to serialize simple object to JSON
Assert.AreEqual(m_SortOptions.Length,Enum.GetValues(typeof(MyColumns)).Length,"Ensure number of sort options are in sync with number of MyColumns enum values");
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varcolumns=columnList.ToArray();
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Assert.AreEqual(columns.Length,Enum.GetValues(typeof(MyColumns)).Length,"Number of columns should match number of enum values: You probably forgot to update one of them.");
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