Drop relative-time metric #1231
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With this commit we drop the metric `relative-time` which contained a timestamp in microseconds relative to the start of a task. It is superseeded by the metric `relative-time-ms` which has been introduced for a transition period between Rally 2.1.0 and Rally 2.3.0. With Rally 2.4.0 we will align all time-related metrics to be denoted in milliseconds. Relates elastic#1198
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While this change can already be reviewed I intend to target this for the 2.2.0 release (i.e. not into any patch releases in the 2.1 series that we might release meanwhile). |
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With this commit we drop the metric
relative-timewhich contained atimestamp in microseconds relative to the start of a task. It is
superseeded by the metric
relative-time-mswhich has been introducedfor a transition period between Rally 2.1.0 and Rally 2.3.0. With Rally
2.4.0 we will align all time-related metrics to be denoted in
milliseconds.
Relates #1198