Flight Log / microsoft/lisa #3901
Fix ntttcp unified message to include connections_num in metric names — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/lisa on Jun 30, 2025; merged clean in 25.1 h: +95 −101, 4 files, 1 review.
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- fix
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GitHub Copilot, on a fix task in microsoft/lisa, moves connections_num into the ntttcp unified message metric names so runs with different connection counts can be told apart. The change spans four files across five commits, with 95 additions and 101 deletions. It received one review round and zero change requests, then merged clean after 25.1 hours.
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## Problem In the ntttcp unified performance messages, the `connections_num` was being sent as a separate metric rather than being used to distinguish results with different connection counts. This made it difficult to differentiate performance metrics from test runs with varying connection numbers…
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