If you wish to adopt a patch, click the “AcceptOrNot” on the “Panorama” menu, and the click “ok”.
It shows which file it will change, the old code and the new patch code. When you move the cursor to an element and click, it will show patches that Panorama can generate to accelerate the element:Ĭlick the patch (e.g., pagination) and you can view the code change: By default it shows the static cost, and you can choose other measuring method like using real cost numbers. In this video, we'll show you how to open and set up an existing Ruby on Rails project in RubyMine. Lefthand side is a legend shows the “heat”, i.e., the cost to generate each element, with cooler color (on the side of scale 0) indicating less time and warmer color indicating more time. Refresh the webpage it will look like this: Read the heatmap and check Panorama’s suggested patches In the RubyMine IDE, open the app and turn on the Panorama:.compute_performance.sh PW-blog /home/blog-app/ BlogsController,indexįor other applications, replace PW-blog with application name, /home/blog-app/ with the path to the app source, and BlogsController,index with the controller action you want to exam.
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